Don Reisinger

10 Questions to Ask Apple’s Tim Cook Over a Cup of Coffee by Don Reisinger How Will You Continue to Handle Foxconn? Foxconn is a huge concern for Apple from a PR perspective. Foxconn has a less-than-stellar reputation, due to some alleged worker suicides on its campuses and findings made by the Fair Labor Association, […]

Apple’s Incredible Success Streak Can’t Last Forever: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Profits Are Sliding For the first time in a decade, Apple announced that its profits for the first quarter of the year were actually down—18 percent compared with the year-prior period. Of course, the company still generated billions of dollars, but it […]

Apple’s Wordwide Developers Conference, an annual confab that allows the company to connect with developers and show off its latest hardware and software, is scheduled to convene in mid-June. Tickets went on sales April 25 and reportedly sold out within minutes. In many cases, developers head to the show to learn the latest techniques for […]

T-Mobile and MetroPCS might have taken awhile to get to this point, but finally, the two mobile-service providers are going to complete their merger. After Deutsche Telekom made a play for the merger and regulators approved the deal, many of the regional carrier’s larger shareholders said that it wasn’t in the best interests of MetroPCS. […]

10 Mobile Companies Destined for Eventual Failure by Don Reisinger Who Needs HTC? Although HTC is now getting some recognition for being the first vendor to offer Facebook Home on its handsets and its products are quite solid in terms of features and specifications, HTC can’t get any respect in the mobile market. In fact, […]

Facebook Home is what the world’s largest social network believes will become the go-to platform for Android users who want to get more from the operating system they’re currently running on their handset. In fact, Facebook is so excited about Home that the company has made it a central component in its mobile plans for […]

Apple Has Lost Its Mobile Market Mojo: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Look at the Galaxy S 4 It’s hard to say that Apple truly has its “mojo” when the company has allowed the competition, particularly the Samsung Galaxy S 4, to overtake the iPhone in features and performance. The Galaxy S 4, which […]

Google Glass Explorer Program Starts: 10 Key Features to Know About by Don Reisinger An Adjustable Fit for Just About Anyone Google has promised that the average person will have no trouble wearing the glasses. In fact, they come with an adjustable nose pad and a frame that can fit any head. Google Glass comes […]

Verizon Wireless on April 18 announced its earnings for the first quarter of 2013, and not surprisingly, given its recent history, the company performed exceedingly well. Total net new customers were up to 677,000 and its profit came in at $1.95 billion, up from the $1.67 billion profit it generated during the same period last […]

The rumor mill is back at it. The latest story is that Apple is reportedly in talks with Facebook about bringing the social network’s recently unveiled Home interface to the iPhone. It’s possible, the reports claim, that Facebook might also try to bring the functionality to Windows Phone. But it’s the fact that Apple and […]

10 Google Products That Are Cooler Than Apple’s Best by Don Reisinger Google Glass Google Glass is arguably the coolest product the search giant is trying to get off the ground. Although we don’t know yet exactly when it’ll launch, Google Glass promises eyewear that will do everything, from providing directions to allowing people to […]

There’s big news today in the wireless industry. On one hand, there’s Verizon Wireless, which is reportedly willing to pay $1.5 billion to lease the wireless spectrum owned by Clearwire. On the other, is the announcement by Dish that it would pay $25.5 billion to acquire Sprint after it initially attempted to acquire Clearwire. The […]