Don Reisinger

AT&T has confirmed that the e-mail addresses of over 100,000 iPad 3G owners using its 3G network have been exposed. According to the carrier, it first learned of the issue on June 7 and resolved it on June 8. Admittedly, AT&T’s security breach isn’t all that groundbreaking. If only e-mail addresses were stolen, it’s not […]

There is some debate across the Web over whether or not Google’s decision to place a background image onto its search page for a few hours was a shot over Microsoft’s bow or a show of acknowledgment that Microsoft is starting to get to the search giant. Of course, trying to determine Google’s motives are […]

With Apple’s iPhone 4 just a few weeks away, it’s time for consumers and enterprise customers to decide if the device is worth buying. Making that decision is getting more difficult. Years ago, the iPhone was the only “next-gen” smartphone on the market. If consumers wanted to be able to use their fingers to control […]

Microsoft isn’t the kind of company that most folks would associate with the Internet. The software giant has been offering operating systems, browsers and office-productivity suites for years. These products are the foundation stones of its operation and the main reason why it generates billions of dollars in revenue each quarter. For its part, Microsoft […]

The Chinese government issued a “white paper” this week to highlight its stance on Web censorship. The country discussed why it blocks Websites and why it will continue to block sites that include content it deems is aimed at “subverting state power, undermining national unity, infringing upon national honor and interests, inciting ethnic hatred and […]

Steve Jobs has left the stage at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference, and now it’s time to evaluate what he showed off. The Apple CEO’s announcement was headlined by the iPhone 4, the latest in the long and venerable line of Apple smartphones that have revolutionized the mobile market and effectively changed consumer desire. The device […]

All the debate over AT&T’s new data plans have largely come to a close. The plans are set to go into effect on Monday, which means every customer will now need to live with them. But those that need to live with the changes go far beyond just customers. Now, phone makers will need to […]

In the mobile business, Google and Apple get all the attention. And although RIM is easily besting both companies to this point, it’s becoming clear that going forward, only the iPhone and Android-based devices will lead the way. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Both companies have a strong desire to be the best in […]

10 Products Apple Doesnt Want Consumers to Know About by Don Reisinger HTC Droid Incredible The Motorola Droid was one of the first Android-based devices to give Apple some pause, but HTC’s Droid Incredible is arguably the device that could wreak the most havoc on Apple’s bottom line. The device, which is available to Verizon […]

AT&T made waves earlier this week when it announced that it had changed how iPhone owners would be paying for its data plans. Rather than pay $30 per month for unlimited data, iPhone owners can now opt to pay $15 per month for 200MB of data or $25 per month for 2GB. At first glance, […]

Chrome OS-based devices are scheduled to land this fall. But when they are released, they will find a drastically different marketplace from the space that they would have entered into when they were first announced. When Google first outlined its plans for Chrome OS, the company believed that the software would be ideal for netbooks. […]

AT&T has announced a new iPhone and iPad data plan that’s scheduled to go into effect on June 7, the same day that Steve Jobs will take the stage at the Worldwide Developers Conference and ostensibly announce the iPhone 4G. The plans are actually quite beneficial to the average user. Rather than pay a standard […]