Don Reisinger

The rise of tablets has been well-documented in the mobile space. Slates such as Apple’s iPad, Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 2 and the Google Nexus 10 have grabbed PC buyers’ attention and dollars. PC vendors, offering notebooks and desktops, have seen their shipments drop as tablet sales have steadily increased. Things were so bad for PC […]

Dell has made an historic move as it tries to reinvent its business out of the glare of constant stock market observation in an attempt to avoid a decline into irrelevance and eventual extinction. The company and its partners announced on Feb. 5 that they spent $24.4 billion or $13.65 per share to become a […]

Apple is always innovating. It’s something that has made the company as successful as it is today and an essential factor in enabling to out duel its many competitors. Needless to say, if not for Apple’s innovation and its desire to deliver the best products across a wide array of industries, the company just wouldn’t […]

Ditch the iPhone 5S Idea If Apple’s past smartphone launches are our guide for the future, the company this year will launch a barely updated iPhone 5 called the iPhone 5S. But with Samsung’s Galaxy S 4 likely to be a major upgrade from its predecessor, Apple needs to come up with something big. If […]

When BlackBerry unveiled the Z10 and Q10 handsets that will carry it into 2013, CEO Thorsten Heins must have known that the moment was an important one. BlackBerry over the last couple of years has watched its market share dwindle as iOS and Android became dominant in the market. Meanwhile, sales of its handsets have […]

The BlackBerry 10 event held in New York City on Jan. 30 went off as expected. The mobile company unveiled new handsets—the Z10 and Q10—and announced that it’ll no longer be known as Research In Motion. Instead, CEO Thorsten Heins announced that the company formerly known as RIM would now be called BlackBerry. It’s a […]

On Jan. 29 Apple announced a new iPad with 128GB of storage. The device, which will be available on Feb. 5, is a fourth-generation iPad and comes with the same features found in the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models, including the A6X processor, the 9.7-inch Retina display and 4G LTE support. Those who don’t want […]

It seems that every month, there’s a rumor circulating suggesting that another technology company will buy out Research In Motion. The latest claim focuses on Lenovo, which is said to be at least keeping an open line of communication with RIM, and is always considering merger-and-acquisition targets. Both Lenovo and RIM have tried to toss […]

Apple’s calendar fourth-quarter (fiscal first-quarter) performance was the prime example of the quandary the company currently finds itself in. Apple generated $54.5 billion in revenue and recorded a net profit of $13.1 billion. Those phenomenal numbers alone would normally make market analysts cheer and send investors rushing to buy more Apple shares. After all, Apple […]

Apple’s iPhone isn’t what it used to be, some say. The device, while still wildly popular and selling more units each year, has been hit by some increasing doubt over whether it can remain the dominant force in the mobile industry. Devices such as Samsung’s Galaxy S III have spurred some of those conversations, but […]

Big Screens…VERY Big Screens There was a time when 4.3-inch screens were all the rage in the smartphone market. In 2013, however, expect even bigger displays. In fact, at CES, some companies showed off 5-inch displays. The future of smartphones is in big screens. 4G LTE Whether it’s a smartphone, tablet or Ultrabook, expect to […]

Evernote Evernote is one of the most popular note-taking applications in the App Store. The free app will let users share links, save voice messages they record in the application and keep track of their thoughts and ideas. Evernote is a great app to use during (or after) a busy meeting. OmniFocus Task Manager OmniFocus […]