Don Reisinger

When it comes to operating systems, there’s no more important company than Microsoft. For years now, the software giant has been dominating the OS landscape around the world. And with nearly every release of its operating system, it has been able to improve upon its preceding launches. If nothing else, Microsoft understands the operating system […]

When it comes to enterprise computing, companies are looking for much different things in their machines than the average consumer. The enterprise doesn’t want all the flashy components folks might find in an Apple Mac Pro. Instead, they’re looking for a workhorse that can get the job done and reduces the risk of losing productivity […]

Apple plans to hold its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco June 6-10. For now, the company has said little about its plans at the event, but considering it’s a place for developers to learn more about its operating systems and get help as needed, it would only make sense for software to take center […]

A new report has surfaced, claiming Google is in the process of working with LG to release a Nexus tablet over the summer. For now, details are slim, and neither Google nor LG has commented on the possibility of such a launch. But that hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from guessing what the device will […]

Samsung used its Unpacked event at CTIA March 22 to discuss the upcoming Galaxy Tab 8.9 and the Galaxy Tab 10.1. As one might expect, the former features an 8.9-inch display, while the latter comes with a 10.1-inch screen. Aside from that, both tablets are quite similar, running a dual-core processor, Android 3.0 Honeycomb and […]

It didn’t take long for Mozilla’s Firefox 4 to gain immense popularity. As of this writing, millions of people have downloaded the new browser and by the look of things, its appeal to Web users has yet to slow down. By all measures, Firefox 4 seems to be on top of its game, and it’s […]

Research In Motion has finally unveiled the final details on its upcoming tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook. The device will launch on April 19 at a starting price of $499 for 16GB of storage. Those who wish to have 32GB or 64GB of storage will be set back $599 or $699, respectively. With the launch details […]

In a blockbuster move that could have serious ramifications on the wireless industry, AT&T announced on March 20 that it plans toacquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a deal valued at about $39 billion. The combined company will have nearly 130 million subscribers if the deal is able to make its way through regulatory […]

In the tablet market, it’s the iPad 2, the Motorola Xoom and all the others. Those two tablets are setting the benchmark by which all other devices are judged. And yet, they couldn’t be any different. They offer different screen sizes and vastly different operating systems. Although they both can connect to networks over 3G, […]

Motorola is planning to release the WiFi-only Xoom on March 27 for $599. The device, like the WiFi-only iPad 2, is the same basic product as the 3G version, but won’t allow users to connect to a mobile carrier’s network. It’s likely a fine option for those customers who want to be able to test […]

Microsoft has officially launched Internet Explorer 9. The browser, which is being touted by many reviewers already as the best version of the software the company has ever released, follows a long line of predecessors that at times won customers over and at other times failed miserably. But it’s a new day for Microsoft and […]

When the iPad 2 launched March 11, just about everyone knew the tablet would sell extremely well. After all, it was coming off the success of its predecessor and it had Apple’s logo on it. In most cases, that’s enough for any device to be a success. But few thought that the iPad2 would be […]