Don Reisinger

MacBook Air’s Modest Upgrade Is Still Worth the Money: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger The Same, Great Design Apple didn’t change a single thing with the MacBook Air’s design, but that’s just fine. The computer was already a well-built machine, featuring an aluminum finish and an impossibly thin edge that makes it easy to […]

The Apple rumor mill is afire with news that the company might launch two new handsets at some point in the future featuring screens that are larger than current options. One of those devices would come with a 4.7-inch screen, while the other would boast a massive 5.7-inch screen, according to reports. Both devices could […]

10 Important iOS 7 Features Worth a Closer Look by Don Reisinger A Fully Transparent Design Apple has decided to deliver a fully “transparent design” in iOS 7 that the company says will make it easier for users to see a hierarchy of apps in the operating system and improve usability. Sometimes transparency can be […]

Apple’s new Mac Pro was unveiled at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on June 10. The device is just 9.9 inches tall and comes in a cylindrical design that is easily the most innovative desktop Apple has ever launched. Despite that small size, Apple is bundling all kinds of firepower into the computer, ensuring […]

Apple focused much of its time at its Worldwide Developers Conference opening keynote June 10 on software by announcing a new version of iOS, as well as a new OS X, called Mavericks. Still, the company found time to discuss other important topics, including how it believes it’s doing a better job than Android in […]

WWDC 2013: 10 Things to Expect from Apple’s Big Developer Show by Don Reisinger Lots and Lots Apple Stats on Business Successes If Apple likes to do anything at its keynote addresses, it is show off all the latest statistics on its successes. However, historically it has spent an inordinate amount of time talking about […]

Microsoft and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced on June 6 that they successfully took down a $500 million botnet that was using infected computers around the world to spread even more malware among unsuspecting users. It was the latest in a relatively long line of wins for Microsoft, which has been actively taking […]

10 Android Security Applications to Keep Your Mobile Devices Safe by Don Reisinger Avast Mobile Security Avast has been in the security game for quite some time. Now it’s offering security software for Android users. The app, which is available for free, claims that it can protect users from all types of threats, including viruses, […]

For decades Intel has been the main player in the computer processor market. The company’s chips are widely viewed as the best in the PC market. Despite a period in the late-1990s when enthusiasts were hot on AMD chips, Intel has remained atop the marketplace. All through that time Intel was viewed as unbeatable, and […]

Apple is defending itself against charges that it engaged in a price-fixing scheme with book publishers to effectively limit competition in the ebook market and become a dominant force in the sale of digital books across mobile platforms. The antitrust trial started June 3 in U.S. District Court in Manhattan with opening statements from Apple […]

BYOD Movement Requires Management, Not Resistance: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger The iPhone Is Relatively Secure Apple’s iPhone is one of the most popular devices employees are bringing into the office. Although some companies have been less than willing to support the smartphone, IT decision-makers should realize that the iPhone is relatively secure and […]

iOS 7: 10 Important Features We Want to See by Don Reisinger A Less-Corny Design Let’s be honest: the interface design that comes with Apple’s iOS is looking a little corny these days. Apple provides a host of textures and real-life designs that are supposed to mimic what a particular application would look like in […]