Don Reisinger

The 2012 Mobile World Congress is in full swing in Barcelona, Spain. Just about every major company, including Google, Motorola, Samsung, HTC and Sony, are showing off their smartphones and tablets, hoping to impress the consumers they plan to attract later this year. Notably missing from the show is Apple, which has historically balked at […]

Chromebooks When Google announced Chromebooks in 2011, the company said that it was trying to target enterprise users and educators, as well as consumers. The only trouble is, IT decision-makers balked at adopting the devices and educational institutions ignored them. That leaves consumers. And as one might expect, they ignored the devices, too. Expect that […]

Apple is the most dominant tablet maker in the industry. The company sold more than 15 million iPads during the fourth quarter, and secured an unbeatable share of the tablet space. All other companies are left to pick up scraps that, in the coming years, Apple might just try and grab. To say that the […]

Research In Motion finds itself in a disconcerting position. On one hand, it has a huge business that will need to continue to churn out mobile products to keep its people employed and its customers satisfied. But on the other hand, its products are losing their appeal in the marketplace, and so far, even with […]

Apple ended the fourth quarter with more than $97 billion in cash on hand. If all goes well, the company could end this quarter with well over $100 billion, making it the richest company in the world. Over the last few months, Apple’s cash has been a source of much debate between those who believe […]

When Google first started as a search company, it wasn€™t immediately clear what the company would become. Its founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, had an idea to make it much easier for Web users to find desired sites, and they set out to achieve that while not being €œevil.€ It was a concept that […]

Apple’s iPad3 is right around the corner. In fact, the latest rumors suggest Apple will be holding a special event unveiling its next slate in early March, and the device could launch soon after the official unveiling. In addition, those rumors say Apple’s iPad 3 could come in a few different screen sizes, include 4G […]

4G If there is anything Apple should borrow from the Galaxy Tab 10.1, it’s the device’s 4G connectivity. The iPad is designed to be a mobile device that will allow customers to connect to the Web wherever they are. Why not provide them with the very best option to do that-4G? Quad-Core Processor Now that […]

Sprint had an awfully disconcerting story to tell Feb. 8 when it announced its fourth-quarter earnings. Although Sprint saw revenue rise and its subscriber base gain ground on the competition, its operating income slid nearly 11 percent. Although Sprint didn€™t dive too deeply into how the iPhone impacted its financial performance, the company did acknowledge […]

The amount of talk surrounding the Apple television has hit a tipping point. Almost every day, there is a new rumor that crops up about a possible feature, a launch date, pricing and more. There appears to be no end to the speculation in sight, and Apple, as it has done in the past, has […]

The iPhone 4S Is Boring The iPhone 4S might be selling extremely well, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not boring. The device looks the same as its predecessor, the iPhone 4, and only includes a few improvements here and there. It’s about time Apple shows off something that pushes design ideas forward, and doesn’t […]

Research In Motion isn’t what it used to be. The BlackBerry maker, less than a decade ago, was able to solidify its position in the enterprise by delivering high-quality products to corporate users who had yet to fully realize how important mobile devices could be to their bottom line and corporate productivity. The BlackBerry, along […]