Don Reisinger

Google’s Android operating system is easily besting the competition in today’s mobile market. In fact, the company’s operating system, which runs on several devices from a number of vendors, is outselling Apple’s iPhone, RIM’s BlackBerry and other products that haven’t been able to captivate audiences as effectively as it has. And now with Windows Phone […]

Microsoft Shouldn’t Buy Adobe: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Flash Isn’t Worth It All the talk about Adobe in some way relates to its Flash platform. Flash currently powers the vast majority of videos and games on the Web. And that alone could make it a valuable company to Microsoft. But the reality is, […]

Rumors about the relationship between Apple and Verizon continue to dominate headlines. Speculation abounds over when, not if, Apple will release its iPhone to Verizon customers. And when that happens, most expect a major increase in Apple sales, and perhaps a vast exodus of customers from AT&T to Verizon. But leading up to that release, […]

Microsoft Windows Phone 7: 10 Lessons to Learn from Apple iPhone by Don Reisinger User Experience Matters If nothing else, Apple proves time and again that user experience matters in a product. Consumers want to be able to intuitively make their way around an operating system without being confused. Apple has achieved that with the […]

Microsoft is preparing to launch Windows Phone 7. The software is expected to be available on several different devices from a number of vendors. And it will likely deliver a more iOS-like experience than any other mobile operating system Microsoft has ever released. But with its impending release comes several questions. Windows Phone 7 looks […]

Microsoft is planning to hold a Windows Phone 7 launch event next week to show off a new slate of smartphones from its partners. The event should be quite important for Microsoft as it will be an essential first step in its plans to reinvigorate its mobile division. But reports are swirling that Microsoft could […]

Microsoft is planning to hold an Oct. 11 event to officially launch Windows Phone 7. The event is scheduled to showcase the company’s brand new mobile operating system and its partners’ line of smartphones and other devices. If anything is certain, it’s that the companies in attendance, especially AT&T, will do everything they can to […]

Since the original Apple TV’s launch in 2007, Apple executives have said that the device is a hobby for those that want to enjoy more entertainment in the living room. To further bolster that point, Apple has hardly paid attention to the set-top box, instead favoring products like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. But now […]

RIM’s PlayBook tablet is scheduled to hit store shelves early next year. In that time, it’s possible that the company will offer up several new features that it hasn’t talked about yet. But for now, critics and supporters of the device alike need make do with what they know-and that means a device that, for […]

Picking the Perfect Tablet: 10 Must-Have Features by Don Reisinger 1. A Big Display When Dell announced its 5-inch Streak tablet, most consumers cringed. The device just isnt big enough to be productive. And it certainly wont appeal to those who want to be entertained. The iPads 9.7-inch display effectively hits the sweet spot of […]

RIM is officially in the tablet business. The company’s PlayBook tablet is designed to take on Apple’s iPad and the growing number of other competitors that are trying to capitalize on customer interest in slates. RIM’s PlayBook boasts a 7-inch display, WiFi connectivity and a dual-core processor. According to the company, it will start selling […]

Over the past 12 years since its inception, Google has become a trusted solution for people around the globe. It has been the average person’s search tool, it has delivered its mobile software to a growing number of consumers, and, along the way, it has offered an advertising platform that has helped it generate billions […]