Don Reisinger

The world of BlackBerry is on the precipice of, well, something. If one asks folks at BlackBerry headquarters where the company is headed, they’ll say it’s to bigger and better things. Those who aren’t so sure that BlackBerry is living in reality will look at the company’s latest announcements and product introductions and say that […]

More Hardware Options Are Always Nice Although Apple has done a better job of getting hardware to customers with its three iPhone options and two iPads, Android is still far ahead. There are literally hundreds of products available for customers who want to run an Android device. And many of them work quite well. Open […]

It’ll Set a New Screen Size Standard According to reports, the Galaxy S IV will come with a screen size that’s even larger than the 4.8-inch version in its current model. In fact, the device could launch with a 5-inch screen. At that level, Samsung’s device would be delivering one of the largest screens in […]

Microsoft’s troubles in the European Union have hit a new high. The company was hit on March 6 with a massive fine by competition regulators in the Union. That fine, which will cost Microsoft $732 million, is on top of the billions Microsoft has already paid out to regulators. The trouble this time around has […]

The debate over phone unlocking has hit a tipping point. In the United States, because of changes made to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), phone owners can no longer unlock their devices unless they get permission from their mobile carriers. What that means is they can’t buy a product with a two-year agreement and […]

Smartphones are poised for a big 2013. In fact, a new study from research firm IDC has found that as worldwide feature phone shipments decline, the number of smartphones to hit the market will rise significantly. For the first time, smartphone shipments in 2013 will outpace mobile device shipments. According to IDC, 918.6 million smartphones […]

The Same Basic Design This year is going to be an “S” year for Apple. In other words, instead of launching the iPhone 6, it’ll offer up the iPhone 5S. It launches new designs every other year, and the “S” years typically include devices with the same basic design as the prior handset, but with […]

Google Glass Google Glass is arguably the most exciting wearable technology product out there. The glasses, which are still in development and undergoing testing, will enable users to snap photos with a simple “take a picture” command, as well as tell them the time or give them directions to a particular location. The glasses are […]

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has become a monstrous success. The device has features that beat the iPhone 5 on multiple levels. From its bigger screen to its faster processor to applications like near-field communication, it’s the kind of product that consumers and enterprise users can get excited about. More importantly, it’s the kind of product that […]

Windows Blue, the operating system update that has been rumored for months and now reportedly on its way to the Windows ecosystem later this summer, is generating some excitement and anticipation in the PC market. Despite Microsoft’s recent troubles keeping up with Apple and Google in mobile technology, the software giant is still the biggest […]

Hewlett-Packard has made the surprising decision to get back into the tablet game. The company says that its device, which will be known as the Slate7, will be available in April for $169. The tablet, which is running Android, is designed to take on the lower-end of the slate space, including devices from Amazon, Barnes […]

The Latest Android Flavors If recent announcements are our guide, the latest Android flavor from Google, Jelly Bean, will come bundled in many of the devices. In addition, there’s talk of the possibility of a new Android distribution making its debut at the show. If that’s case, expect any and all of the latest Android […]