Don Reisinger

With Apple reportedly thinking about delivering a smart watch known as iWatch to the marketplace and Google already showing off its eyewear, Glass, the steady drumbeat of excitement surrounding wearable technology has grown louder. Now more than ever, people are talking about wearable computer technology and how it might impact their lives, and companies operating […]

Great Prices It’s hard to turn away from the Kindle Fire when customers look at its price. The original Kindle Fire is available for $159. The Kindle Fire HD starts at $199 and goes up to $499 for a bigger screen and 4G LTE support. In other words, it’s nice and affordable. Ample Storage—Thanks to […]

HTC showed off the next generation of its smartphone line with the new and improved One. The device, its flagship model, will be available in March on T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint networks. Prices will start at $199.99 for the 32GB option and rise to $299.99 for the 64GB version. HTC believes that it’s the kind […]

When the first rumor surfaced suggesting Apple was planning to launch a “smartwatch,” it was viewed as a joke. Why would a company that competes in computers, smartphones and tablets try its luck with a device that sits on a person’s wrist? Surely the rumor was another poorly conceived report that was designed to get […]

DictaNote Voice Dictation DictaNote isn’t a groundbreaking application, but as a voice-dictation app, it’s one that will come in handy. The free program lets users leave voice reminders to themselves and then copy them to the device for safe storage. Box File Storage Those that use Box in the office will definitely want to download […]

When one examines Microsoft’s financial performance, it’s hard to believe that there could be any trouble in Redmond. After all, the company’s revenue continues to rise and it’s generating billions of dollars in profit each quarter. Windows is still the dominant force in PC operating systems and Office is arguably the most important productivity suite […]

When the iMac was introduced late in 2012, Apple called the all-in-one computer the best it has launched. The company touted its impossibly thin lines and its appealing design and talked about its power. The latest iMac really is, Apple says, the best desktop for today’s consumers and enterprise users. But further inspection might reveal […]

The Price Has Come Down Perhaps the best reason now to buy a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air is that the price for both products has come down. As noted, the MacBook Pro with Retina display now starts at $1,499. The MacBook Air goes for $1,399. Granted, that’s still considerably more expensive than the typical […]

The Microsoft Surface Pro’s entry into the tablet market has made it much harder for consumers and enterprise users to determine which product is right for them. The device adds a new design and operating system to the mix, plus it has some extra features, such as a magnesium finish, that could actually get some […]

Blame It on the iPad Apple’s iPad is extremely popular in the enterprise. As noted, the device has been deployed or is in testing in nearly all of the Fortune 500 companies. A whopping 85 percent of the Global 500 are testing or deploying the iPad. Add that to the increasing popularity of the iPad […]

Microsoft’s foray into the tablet market has been met with much skepticism. But during the first weekend of Surface Pro availability, Microsoft was at least temporarily able to silence its critics when several retail stores reported no stock left of the company’s latest tablet. In a statement, Microsoft said that it will attempt to replenish […]

Windows RT Is Hobbled Windows RT is a hobbled alternative to the Windows 8 Pro running on the Surface Pro. Windows RT lacks much of the functionality found in Windows 8 Pro and is still very much a work in progress. Although Windows 8 hasn’t gotten off to the best start, it’s still better than […]