Don Reisinger

Microsoft finds itself in an interesting position. On one hand, the software giant is still a dominant force in the technology industry, generating billions of dollars every quarter, thanks to its many product efforts around the world. On the other hand, it has witnessed its importance in the space decline over the past few years […]

Dell is well on its way to rounding out its IT management services. The company announced on Jan. 4 that it agreed to acquire SecureWorks, which provides managed security services. The terms were not disclosed, but the PC maker was quick to point out that the deal will vastly improve its ability to deliver more […]

The Consumer Electronics Show has become extremely important for the global technology industry. It’s no longer just a show for the latest consumer gadgets. It’s the place where manufacturers, international media outlets, retail buyers and so many other stakeholders go to find out what the future will look like for the industry over the next […]

10 Tech Industry Predictions That Will Shape 2011 by Don Reisinger Verizon iPhone Rumors of a Verizon iPhone have circulated since shortly after Apple released the iPhone exclusively for AT&T’s network in early 2007. Yet, it’s still not available on store shelves. But the chances of that changing in 2011 seem greater than ever. In […]

10 Awesome Products That Captured Buyers Attention in 2010 by Don Reisinger Apple iPad Apple’s iPad is arguably the biggest product of 2010. The device helped define the mobility market for the year, and it ushered in a wave similar products from various vendors that were trying to capitalize on the spiking consumer interest in […]

If 2010 was the year of anything in the technology industry, it was tablets. Apple‘s iPad ushered in a new craze in the marketplace that will stay on the minds of consumers and enterprise customers around the world for the foreseeable future. Its influence was bolstered by competing devices, like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and […]

10 Essential Smartphone Features for 2011 Models by Don Reisinger A Big Display If the past year in smartphones was marked by anything, it was undoubtedly larger screen sizes. The Motorola Droid X, for example, launched with a 4.3-inch display this year, causing some to wonder how much longer Apple will offer a 3.5-inch offering […]

10 Smartphone, Tablet Flaws That Must Disappear In 2011 by Don Reisinger Small Displays The last thing that consumers will want to see next year is a small display on either their smartphone or tablet. Devices such as the Dell Streak, which boasts a 5-inch display, wont cut it in the tablet market. Products such […]

Amazon.com announced Dec. 27 that the company’s third–generation Kindle is now the top–selling product it has ever offered. With that news, some in the tech industry were undoubtedly taken aback, especially considering that Apple, the company that typically wins out in battles over consumer electronics, hasn’t been able to outright dominate the Kindle. Of course, […]

10 Mobile Product Trends That Defined 2010 by Don Reisinger The Rise of Tablets If 2010 can be defined by any single event, it must be the rise of tablets. When Apple unveiled the iPad, the company set off a firestorm of demand for the device that continues to draw more consumers and enterprise customers […]

Google TV was expected to be the search giant’s way to move into consumers’ living rooms. The software, which is currently available on the Logitech Revue set-top box and Sony HDTVs, allows users to stream content from services such as Netflix over the Web, as well as access the Internet and control a DVR. On […]

Microsoft finds itself in a precarious position. Gone are the days when the software giant easily leads the way in every space in which it competes. Instead, Microsoft is looking more like the company that might not fully understand the needs and desires of customers. Along the way, it’s watching as the competition delivers better […]