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Mellisa Tolentino

Mellisa Tolentino started at SiliconANGLE covering the mobile and social scene. Over the years, her scope expanded to Bitcoin as well as the Internet of Things. SiliconANGLE gave Mellisa her break in writing and it has been an adventure ever since. She’s from the sunny country of Philippines where people always greet you with the warmest smile. If she’s not busy writing, she loves reading, watching TV series and movies, but what she enjoys the most is playing or just chilling on the couch with with her three dogs Ceecee, Ginger, and Rocky.

Latest from Mellisa Tolentino

Glass development kit gives glassware an immersive twist

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO13 YEARS AGO

At a Glass hackathon in San Francisco, Google unveiled something that’ll get app developers really excited – the Glass Development Kit (GDK).  The Glass Development Kit is a whole new set of tools that allows developers to create Glassware, which are native …

Salesforce crushes analysts’ forecasts with $1B Q3 revenues

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO13 YEARS AGO

Cloud computing company Salesforce posted its third quarter earnings report today, proudly announcing that it had beaten analysts’ expectations. Salesforce posted total revenues of $1.08 billion, a 36 percent year-over-year increase.  The company admitted that the huge increase in its revenue was …

5 ways to free up storage space on iOS

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO13 YEARS AGO

Are you an iOS user?  Have you upgraded to iOS 7?  If you answered yes to both questions, then you might find yourself lacking storage space on whatever device you happen to be using.  The reason behind this is iOS 7 takes …

Smart homes get sassy : Innovation, verbal cues + more

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO13 YEARS AGO

This week’s SmartHome roundup features a partnership to bolster smart home innovations, a cloud-connected home, and a house that talks back. GE & Quirky’s collaboration   We can expect more innovative smart home appliances from both GE and Quirky, as the two …

Iran has built a drone that could actually save lives

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO13 YEARS AGO

Lifeguards may soon be able to take a breather if a bunch of Iranian engineers have their way. They’re building drones capable of delivering rescue devices to drowning victims. Yes, drones, those little robotic things usually used for reconnaissance, or blowing the …

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