Don Reisinger

At the first day of Google I/O 2011, it was clear that the search giant had a mission. At its keynote address, the company indicated that over the next several months and years, it wants to have a presence in as many markets as possible. The days of just relying upon search and advertising are […]

Microsoft made one of the blockbuster IT industry acquisition deals of the year with the announcement of its intention to acquire Skype for $8.5 billion. All across the industry, opinions are flying over whether the software giant’s decision to acquire a company outside of its core competencies is really a good idea. Some say it […]

Apple’s iPhone has been an unbridled success since its launch in 2007. Apple announced earlier this year that it has sold over 100 million iPhones since that launch. Now that the device is available to Verizon customers and the long-awaited white iPhone is finally on store shelves, Apple’s star only continues to soar. Android-based devices, […]

The MacBook Pro Is Second to None If there is any device that Apple offers that easily overshadows the competition, its the MacBook Pro. That computer ranges in screen size from 13 inches to 17 inches, and delivers some of the best specs in the mobile-computing market, including a nicely capable 2.2GHz quad-core Intel Core […]

As the Worldwide Developers Conference draws near, rumors surrounding the iPhone 5 are running rampant. Some say that Apple will announce the iPhone 5 at the event and release the smartphone over the summer, as it has done in the past. Others say Apple might not even release the iPhone 5 until next year. Beyond […]

As summer nears, the talk surrounding the iPhone 5 is picking up. As with previous years, there is rampant speculation that Apple will be launching the latest iteration of its wildly popular smartphone in June or July. In previous years, the company has announced the new iPhone at the Worldwide Developers Conference and then launched […]

Sony’s PlayStation Network, which lets consumers play games and access multimedia content, is still unavailable as the company works to improve its security. The saga started last month when a single hacker broke into Sony’s servers and stole customer information. According to Sony, credit card data was encrypted, but personal user information was not, causing […]

Apple’s iPad has been selling extremely well. In 2010 alone, Apple reported that it sold 15 million tablet units. During its last-reported quarter, Apple sold 4.69 million iPads, helping to further solidify its position as the most dominant and arguably most influential company in the tablet market. Now, all others, including Google, Motorola, Research In […]

With Apple’s white iPhone finally on store shelves and available to both AT&T and Verizon Wireless customers, the time has come for consumers and enterprise customers to decide whether the smartphone is right for them. Some folks who have been waiting nearly a year for the white iPhone have undoubtedly jumped at the chance to […]

After a continuing outage of its PlayStation Network and its Qriocity site, which allow consumers to play games and access entertainment content, Sony has revealed that personal information has been compromised by an “illegal intrusion” into its systems.The company has requested that the more than 77 million people using PlayStation Network examine their credit reports […]

Sony has finally unveiled the two tablets it plans to launch later this year. Code-named “S1” and “S2,” the devices feature some of the most unique designs of any product on the market. The S1 comes with a single, 9.4-inch display and a wedgelike design, while the S2 boasts two 5.5-inch screens, which can be […]

When it comes to the e-reader market, there are just a few major players, including the Amazon Kindle, the Sony Reader and Apple’s iPad. The Barnes & Noble Nook Color delivers, as one might guess-color content, which isn’t available in its closest competitor, the Kindle. That key element has helped the Nook Color catch on […]