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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

Toll-Free & Shared Data Plans from AT&T, Verizon

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO15 YEARS AGO

When purchasing online, most of us go with retailers that offer free shipping, even though the items can be more expensive.  Though we know it’s just a clever gimmick, we’re still able to save a few bucks.  What if network carriers offered …

Patent Wars: Yahoo Vying for Pre-IPO Facebook Shares?

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO15 YEARS AGO

A new patent dispute is brewing in Silicon Valley as Yahoo seeks to impose a licensing fee over Facebook using 10-20 of their patents in advertising, the personalization of Web sites, social networking and messaging. When asked by New York Times’ DealBook, …

The Night the Oscars Went Mobile

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO15 YEARS AGO

You can be sure that any major event in this world will not just be talked about, but will also become a trending topic on social networks.  and if that event is really news worthy, someone will make an app for that. …

Apple-Proview Dispute Goes Worldwide

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO15 YEARS AGO

Today’s mobile roundup includes the escalating battle between Apple and Shenzhen Proview Technology, Apple secretly shipping iPad 3, an iOS-linked Tongue Drive System,  and the latest mobile health trends from mHealth. Apple News surfaced last week that Shenzhen Proview Technology discretely filed …

Feds File for Extension on DNSChanger Trojan Shutdown

NEWS By MELLISA TOLENTINO15 YEARS AGO

In November 2011, Operation Ghost Click led  to the arrest of six men in Estonia for allegedly using the DNSChanger Trojan to acquire sensitive information from Fortune 500 companies.  An estimated four million computers were infected by the said malware, of which …

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