Don Reisinger

Its All About iOS Apple’s success can come down to one simple thing: iOS. The operating system is far more responsive than Android, it’s intuitive and it comes with features that customers like. Without iOS, the iPad wouldn’t be as dominant as it is. Cheap Isnt Ultimately Dominant Although pricing does matter in the tablet […]

Apple’s iPad Mini is rumored to be launching in October. At a special press event, Apple will discuss its focus for the product, and let the world know why it believes its Google Nexus 7 competitor might just be the tablet most worth their hard-earned dollars. It’s something we’ve heard often from Apple. And it […]

Nokia has hit a wall. The Finnish company that once dominated the mobile market, thanks to its Symbian-based phones, is now trying desperately to prove not only to customers, but to shareholders, that it can actually reverse its fortunes and regain its past glory. On Sept. 5, the company made its best argument for that […]

Apple announced on Sept. 4 that it’ll be holding a special iPhone 5 event in San Francisco on Sept. 12. The company hasn’t said what it has planned for the show, but the invitation clearly showed that the iPhone 5 will be taking center stage. Of course, that isn’t much of a surprise. For months […]

Samsung Could Come Calling According to a recent report from the Korea Times, Samsung is currently considering increasing its reliance upon Windows Phone after its difficult legal loss to Apple. If that happens, it’s only good news for Microsoft. Granted, Samsung already offers Windows Phone devices, but if the company leaves Android in favor of […]

Apple Is a Juggernaut Apple has proven itself a competitive challenger to just about every company in the computer industry. In the mobile space, the company’s iPhone and iPad dominate. In computers, PC makers like HP and Dell are losing some market share to Macs. If all of that can happen, why can’t Apple leave […]

Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 was announced back in June and immediately made an impression. The operating system, which will launch later this year, comes with a host of improvements, including a better Start screen, near-field communication support and new mapping features that are designed to help folks not only find out where they’re going, but […]

The Samsung Galaxy Note is a conundrum. The device looks like and behaves like a tablet, but has phone-like qualities. This factor along with a stylus as standard equipment and it’s enough to confuse any uninformed consumer about what the device is meant to do and how they might find it well suited for their […]

Apple on Aug. 24 was awarded a $1.05 billion ruling by a jury in San Jose, Calif., that found that Samsung had violated several of the iPhone maker’s patents. Now, Apple is trying to have a host of Samsung products banned from sale in the United States, and Samsung, desperate to not let that happen, […]

Samsung is having a rough go at it right now. On Aug. 24, a jury in San Jose, Calif. ruled that the company had violated several Apple patents. Apple was awarded $1.05 billion in damages. Apple’s lawyers are asking the trial judge to triple the damages on the grounds that the jury found that Samsung […]

A Quad-Core Processor There is an extremely strong chance that Apple’s next iPhone will come with a quad-core processor. Currently, the device is facing off against a host of products that come with a quad-core chip—including the Galaxy S III—and it would only make sense for Apple to follow suit. Big Displays Apple’s 3.5-inch screen […]

Windows 8 is slated to hit store shelves on October 26. On that day, hardware manufacturers will start releasing a number of Windows 8 devices, including notebooks, desktops, and even tablets, will be made available. Microsoft, after years of promoting the software as the next big development in its operating system division, will finally have […]