Don Reisinger

Let Apple Be Apple One of the first things Cook made clear when he became Apple’s CEO was his desire not to change how the company operates. To Cook, Apple should stay Apple, and he has allowed the company to operate in that capacity since he took over. Don’t Try to Be Steve Jobs At […]

Google Drive is all the rage in today’s hotly contested cloud-storage space. The offering, which was first announced on April 24, is widely believed to be the next big answer to services like Dropbox and Box and could very well become a popular option for those who already work with Google Apps or are looking […]

Let Microsoft Be Microsoft Apple made an exceedingly smart move in the enterprise by taking the long view and taking advantage of Microsoft missteps. Apple understood that the times were changing and Microsoft was failing to adapt. When Vista caused all kinds of trouble for corporate users, high quality, reliable Mac OS X products started […]

It might have taken awhile, but finally, Google Drive has launched. Google has been talking about its intention to introduce a cloud storage service for at least six years. And rumors about the imminent release ofa storage solution to take on companies like Box and Dropbox started percolating vigorously in the past few weeks. On […]

Apple’s iPhone 5 is undoubtedly launching this year. The big question however is, when this year? Some reports suggest that Apple will unveil the iPhone 5 over the summer, since historically that has been the most common time for it to offer such a product. Other reports, however, say Apple will most likely wait until […]

On May 3 in London, Samsung will finally unveil the Galaxy S III, a device that nearly every Android lover€”and even some iPhone owners€”is excited to see. The company has made the smart move of ignoring calls to hand over some details before the official unveiling, instead allowing the rumor mill to do what it […]

Could the bad news come any faster at Nokia? The company announced recently that due to tough competition in the mobile space, sales plummeted during the first quarter, resulting in the worst three-month results the company has every reported. During the quarter, Nokia lost $1.2 billion, and shareholders, shocked by the steep decline in earnings, […]

Google and Oracle are currently in court battling over whether Google violated Oracle’s copyrights (no, not patents) when it used Java application programming interfaces (APIs) as part of its Android app development processor. If Google wins the case, Android will get off free, and the company won’t be forced to pay the massive $1 billion […]

White or Black—You Decide Although companies like Nokia have been delivering multiple color options in their smartphone line, Apple has so far balked at the idea. Instead, the iPhone maker has only offered a white or black iPhone. When the iPhone 5 launches, expect Apple to do the same and only offer a white or […]

Slowly but surely, Microsoft is releasing details on its upcoming operating system launch, Windows 8. The company has already announced that the OS will support ARM processors, come with a new design, and play a key role in both tablets and touch-enabled laptops. Furthermore, Microsoft says Windows 8 will be launching sometime this year, though […]

Although Apple€™s new iPad has only been on store shelves for weeks, the company is reportedly planning to launch a new slate later this year, called the iPad Mini. As its name might suggest, the device will reportedly come with a smaller screen size and a far more affordable price tag, and compete against Amazon€™s […]

Evernote Evernote is one of the most popular productivity apps available to Mac OS X users-for good reason. The program lets users save images, record audio, take notes and perform a host of other tasks for use later on. The notes can also be synced across multiple devices. Best of all, the app is available […]