Don Reisinger

Apple’s iPhone is officially the world’s most popular smartphone. Tens of millions of units of the device are sold to customers around the world each quarter, and there is currently no product on store shelves today that can come even close to matching that figure. The iPhone is the benchmark by which all other smartphones […]

An 8-Inch Screen Amazon’s Kindle Fire is currently available with a 7-inch screen. So is a flavor of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab and the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook. To differentiate its product but still make it more mobile than its larger counterpart, Apple should deliver an 8-inch display in its iPad Mini. It’s not such an outlandish […]

Google€™s Chrome operating system came on the scene last year with hopes of becoming something special in the marketplace. The platform is cloud-based, comes with a slimmed-down interface and, according to Google, can take advantage of the next big trends in the online world. What€™s more, it€™s running on a number of Chromebook models, which […]

Apple on May 29 published the schedule for the 2012 Worldwide Developers Conference, which will run June 11-15. Since Apple stopped sponsoring the Macworld show, the WWDC has become the most closely watched Apple event of the year because it is always the venue for at least one big announcement.The big question, of course, is […]

Apple’s New iPad This is an obvious one, isn’t it? Apple’s new iPad, which launched earlier this year, comes with a 9.7-inch screen, 4G Long-Term Evolution (LTE) support and iOS 5. Most reviewers agree that it offers a higher level of quality than the vast majority of products on store shelves. If that’s not enough […]

Apple CEO Tim Cook is on top of the technology world. His company is the most valuable in the technology industry and, at times, the entire world. According to a recent study, his firm’s brand value is above all others. Perhaps most importantly, Apple’s product sales continue to skyrocket as an increasing number of people […]

Microsoft and Google can€™t seem to get along. In fact, the companies can€™t stand each other. Of course, that€™s nothing new to folks that have been watching the technology space as Google grew in wealth and prominence over the past decade, eclipsing Microsoft€™s once-dominant influence in the IT industry. It seems that as soon as […]

Winner: Apple iPhone 4S This is an obvious one, isn’t it? Apple’s iPhone 4S is the world’s top smartphone in terms of sales, and some might say that with its high-quality iOS software, neat design and dual-core processor, it’s the best in terms of quality. Loser: Apple iPhone 3GS Not everything can be fun and […]

Now that Google has officially paid its $12.5 billion to take over Motorola Mobility the fun starts for the search giant. It can focus its efforts on improving Motorola Mobility, seeing once and for all what it€™s now taking over and hopefully find ways to unlock value that the company€™s former management just couldn€™t. Moreover, […]

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Samsung chief executive Choi Gee-sung met on May 21 in San Francisco to discuss the bitter patent dispute the companies are waging around the world. The meeting is the result of a court-ordered mediation that some stakeholders hope will result in some sort of settlement or understanding that would reduce […]

An Improved Siri Siri works fairly well and has impressed customers. But it’s by no means perfect. Apple even admits as such, leaving the “beta” moniker on the voice-activated personal assistant while it works on improvements in iOS 6. It would be nice to be welcomed by a smarter and more powerful Siri. Facebook Integration […]

An End to College-Only When Facebook started out, the company was only offering social networking to college students. But over time, as it realized that it might have a good idea on its hands, it decided to open it up to all users. That decision looks like a no-brainer now, but without it, Facebook would […]