Don Reisinger

There is a growing debate among security experts about whether or not the future of data security will reside in the mobile marketplace. Some believe that desktop operating systems, like Windows or Mac OS X, will continue to be hotbeds for malware that attempts to steal sensitive data. Those on the other side of the […]

With Apple acknowledging recently that the software fix that addresses how iOS displays signal strength won’t actually help iPhone 4 owners improve their signal, the time has come for competitors such as Motorola to capitalize. Currently, the company is engaging in an advertising initiative aimed at highlighting the issues consumers are having with the iPhone […]

In a statement released last week, Apple acknowledged that the iPhone 4 is having issues. But rather than pointing to a flawed design or issues with the software and how it handles signals, Apple said that the way in which the iPhone’s operating system calculates signal strength is all wrong. It’s currently working on a […]

10 More Smartphones That Will Fade Away Before 2011 by Don Reisinger Apple iPhone 3GS Although Apple’s iPhone 3GS is on sale for $99 and it’s the single smartphone that most consumers will likely buy if they don’t want an iPhone 4, it’s doubtful that the device will be around much longer. Apple’s latest smartphone […]

Now that the Microsoft Kin smartphones have been discontinued after less than two months of availability, the company’s mobile strategy is being called into question. From the beginning, most tech pundits could predict that the Kin devices didn’t have what it would take to last in today’s tech market. Not only did the phones focus […]

Microsoft Windows 8: 10 Features That Should Be Included by Don Reisinger A Web-Based Version With Google planning to deliver a Web-based operating system, Chrome OS, in the coming months, Microsoft has no choice but to answer with an online operating system of its own. But it doesn’t need to rush. Although Chrome OS will […]

Recently, a slide deck was reportedly leaked from internal Microsoft meetings revealing several different features the company might be planning to offer in Windows 8. The presentation suggests that Microsoft wants to emulate Apple by making major improvements to the Windows user experience. It also mentions tablet support, energy efficiency and much more. That said, […]

10 Products That Would Work Better with iOS 4 by Don Reisinger Google Nexus One The Google Nexus One is an obvious choice for a smartphone that would have been much better with iOS 4. By only offering the device online, Google’s smartphone was supposed to change the way consumers purchased mobile phones. But it […]

Since June 15 when Apple first offered the iPhone 4 for preorder, the company has made several wrong moves. It started when Apple decided to allow AT&T to control the iPhone’s preordering process. By doing so, it left a key component in the purchase of the iPhone in the hands of a company that did […]

Apple has found itself in an unfamiliar position. A company that has built a reputation for delivering outstanding hardware that it does right the first time is being forced to answer questions about reception problems iPhone 4 customers are experiencing. So far, Apple has said little. In an e-mail released June 24, Apple CEO Steve […]

10 Reasons to Stop Using Google Web Services by Don Reisinger Privacy Issues Galore One of the main reasons why users might want to opt to ditch Google’s Web services in favor of alternatives is the company’s recent privacy troubles. Not only did Google face privacy concerns when it allowed Buzz users’ most-contacted acquaintances to […]

The iPhone 4 is officially available. And although not everyone got their hands on the smartphone before it was sold out, the company’s device is easily the most coveted release of the year. For good reason. The iPhone 4 is a well-designed, highly reliable smartphone that easily bests any of the previous devices that came […]