Don Reisinger

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently sat down at the D11 Conference with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, and discussed a host of topics about his company, where it’s headed and how he believes Apple is still changing the world. But the biggest news from the event was Cook’s comments about his competitor Google and why […]

As expected, LG has unveiled the white version of its popular handset, the Google Nexus 4. It gets the full “Google Nexus” name because the search giant earlier chose the device as worthy to carry on its Nexus name. With that, Google and LG are partnering on a device that, according to both companies, has […]

10 Android Apps to Bring With You When You Travel by Don Reisinger FlightTrack One of the biggest pains when traveling is a flight delay. But actually finding out why a flight is delayed and seeing where you are on your current plane to see if you’ll make the connecting flight isn’t simple. FlightTrack attempts […]

Xbox Remains an Important Microsoft Moneymaker: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger It Proves Microsoft Understands Consumers One of the most important things to understand about Microsoft’s Xbox One is that it appears to tap into consumers’ many desires for an entertainment device. Delivering a variety of entertainment options with the ability to search the […]

Samsung’s Galaxy S 4 has become what so many other Android smartphones had hoped to be: the device that millions of consumers and even some enterprise customers want to buy. The handset comes with a 5-inch screen, a 13-megapixel camera, and 4G LTE service. With up to 64GB of onboard storage and a design that […]

Google Glass Won’t Work in the Enterprise: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger It’s Really a Consumer Product Although there may be business applications for Glass at some point down the road, for now, Google is focusing solely on marketing the device to consumers. And enterprise users should take notice of that: At least for […]

Google’s Chrome browser is coming on strong in the worldwide marketplace. The browser, which just a few years ago held only single-digit browser market shares, now controls 16.4 percent of that space, according to the latest data from NetApps. And although that’s still a far cry from Internet Explorer’s 55.8 percent share, it has taken […]

Yahoo and Tumblr were all the news on May 20, when the longtime Web giant announced that it plans to acquire the micro-blogging service for $1.1 billion. What is perhaps most surprising is that the deal is nearly entirely in cash, meaning Tumblr investors won’t need to worry about Yahoo’s stock price fluctuating, reducing their […]

10 Ways Samsung Is Making Apple Sweat by Don Reisinger The Galaxy S III… Although Samsung’s Galaxy S line has been doing well over the last few years, it really wasn’t until the Galaxy S III that the company applied real pressure on Apple. That device was everything that the iPhone 4S wasn’t. And customers […]

When looking at the state of the many marketplaces in which Google competes, it’s hard to find much trouble with what the company is doing. Google is leading in search, its Android platform is second to none, its advertising services are dominant, and it’s now delivering Nexus-branded devices with its vendor partners that are truly […]

Google Fiber is a major change agent in the computing world. The service, which rolled out in Kansas City first but now has plans to head to Austin, Texas, and Provo, Utah, is arguably one of the most exciting developments coming out of the search giant. It is essentially the top-of-the-line Internet service in the […]

BlackBerry Z10: 10 Reasons Not to Buy the Smartphone by Don Reisinger The Software Isn’t There  There’s no debating that BlackBerry made great strides with its latest software release, BlackBerry 10. However, it’s still not up to the level of Android or iOS. And until it actually hits that level, it’s hard to see how […]