Don Reisinger

It’s not often that Microsoft launches a dramatically revised version of Windows. But when the software giant does€”as many expect with the launch of Windows 8€”it’s big news. And just about every industry stakeholder€”from the company’s consumers to enterprise users to competitors€”becomes interested in what the software will ship with and how it’ll fare in […]

When the Google I/O conference first started, the company had an exceedingly difficult time getting developers to join the event. It appeared that they wanted to see how it would go before they would commit. But in 2011, the event€™s tickets sold out in no time. And this year, they hit a new sell-out record, […]

Research In Motion was once the company that all others compared themselves to in the mobile space. RIM was the firm that understood how to appeal to enterprise users, found a way to target consumers through the office and, along the way, dramatically improved the way in which those customers interacted with their smartphones. Without […]

As many new iPhone owners can attest to, the Apple tablet is worth it. The device comes with all the features any tablet owner would want, and it works exceptionally well. More than anything, though, the Retina Display and 4G Long-Term Evolution (LTE) wireless technology make the new iPad a much better option for today€™s […]

Apple’s iPhone 4S Is there any doubt that you should know about the iPhone 4S? Apple sold more than 37 million iPhones during the fourth quarter, making it the most popular smartphone in the world. And until the iPhone 5 launches, it probably won’t lose that title. Apples New iPad Apple’s new iPad, which is […]

A Striking Design Easily the most important feature of any popular smartphone is its design. Devices that come with ugly cases and a big, fat footprint are not going to appeal to anyone. In order for smartphone makers to be successful, they’ll need to take a page out of Apple’s book and deliver a good-looking […]

Double Down on Tablets If anything is true, it’s that tablets are the most important and fastest-growing product category in the technology space nowadays. The only issue is that HP has all but extricated itself from the tablet market. And while that might have been a good idea with the TouchPad, over the long term, […]

Apple’s new iPad hasn’t even been on store shelves for a week and the company is already claiming sales of 3 million units. While consumers flock to €œthe tablet formerly known as iPad 3,€ the rest of the media rumor mill has already moved on to speculating about the next big thing from Apple: iPhone […]

It was a quiet Friday afternoon for me on March 16 until the UPS delivery person arrived with a fresh package. It was small, not heavy, and I was asked to sign for it. Those who had similar experiences know that it was my new iPad. Apple€™s latest tablet and the device that could very […]

Apple’s new iPad might be launching March 16, but there have been several reviews of the device cropping up around the Internet as of late. And as one might expect, many of those reviews are glowing of the device, which boasts 4G LTE, the Retina Display, an improved camera and iOS 5.1. As with previous […]

Google has been hit extremely hard in an article written by former employee James Whittaker. He argues that Google, which he left recently to join Microsoft, has lost its core vision and has become a company that focuses solely on advertising and forces itself into “a single corporate-mandated focus” that he didn’t want to be […]

Amazon Kindle Fire  The Amazon Kindle Fire is the second-best-selling tablet on store shelves behind Apple’s iPad. Part of that is due to its $199 price tag, but it’s also because of its strong integration with Amazon’s many cloud-based services. The Kindle Fire doesn’t have the firepower the new iPad does, but it’s appealing […]