Don Reisinger

Amazon.com will launch the Kindle Fire Nov. 15. When it does, everyone from Apple CEO Tim Cook to the first customer to place a preorder for the tablet will be anxious to find out if it can live up to the hype. For Amazon, there is a lot riding on the Kindle Fire. If the […]

When Apple shipped the first iPhone in 2007, it became clear that the future of the space would be dominated by Apple. Many consumers who wanted to own an iPhone were just fine by that. But there were a host of companies that weren’t so pleased to see Apple try to impose its will on […]

Apple’s iPhone 4S has so far proved to be a winner among consumers and enterprise users alike. The device comes with the 3.5-inch Retina Display made popular in the iPhone 4, as well as an 8-megapixel camera, a dual-core processor and support for Siri, a voice activated virtual personal assistant that only further improves Apple’s […]

Beware the Battery Issues Apple has officially admitted that iPhone 4S owners are experiencing reduced battery life due to a bug in iOS 5. If an outlet is nearby, that might not be such a big deal. But considering many people rely upon their smartphones to travel and since a removable battery isnt available, the […]

When Barnes & Noble showed off its new Nook Tablet, the company had one goal in mind: Make all those folks who preordered the Kindle Fire rethink their decision. The Nook Tablet comes with a 7-inch display and Android-just like the Kindle Fire-but it doubles the amount of storage to 16GB and offers twice as […]

It’s All About Security Is Mac OS X really more secure than Windows? Some security experts say that it is, thanks to its sandboxing and other key features. Others, however, say that less trouble hits Mac OS X because fewer cyber-criminals are targeting it. In either case, theres less trouble to be had on Mac […]

Apple’s Siri application, which acts like a virtual personal assistant allowing iPhone 4S users to give run phone functions and applications with voice commands, has been heralded by people around the globe who say that it’s one of the most useful and appealing products they’ve tried in quite some time. Siri is especially important for […]

It’ll Make Android More Relevant Although there are several Android-based tablets on store shelves, the operating system has yet to catch on. In fact, only Samsungs Galaxy Tab 10.1 can be considered a major hit in the marketplace. But the Kindle Fire, which will run Android, could change all that. With a $199 price tag […]

It Really Was Microsoft’s Best When Microsoft announced the launch of Windows XP in 2001, the company said that it would be the best version of its operating system ever released. Now 10 years later, its hard to argue with that statement. The operating system is still holding on, even though Microsoft would like to […]

As expected,Nokia on Oct. 26 showed off its first line of Windows Phone 7-based smartphones, called Lumia. The Lumia 800 is the more capable of the two devices and will be available in several countries around the world starting next month. The Lumia 710 is a little less capable and will be available to users […]

Competition is the cornerstone of business. If just a single company was dominating every respective market, the innovation consumers and enterprise users around the world enjoy today wouldn’t be nearly as advanced as it is. In fact, it’s quite possible that the very things many folks take for granted wouldn’t even be available. Yet in […]

It’s a Numbers Game The biggest issue standing in the way of Apples iPad is the sheer number of Android-based tablets coming to the marketplace. Over the next several months, prominent companies, including Amazon and others, will be offering Android-based tablets. As in the smartphone space, the sheer number of Android products shipping could cause […]