Don Reisinger

The tablet market is heating up. Now that Apple has sold more than two million iPads, several vendors have already jumped on board with Google’s Android operating system. Rather than wait and see how the market will turn out, they have instead decided to partner with Google to deliver, what they believe, is the best […]

With May coming to a close, one company is wondering what will happen when the day ends. Thousands of Facebook users are expected to quit the social network over concerns that the site isn’t offering enough in the way of privacy and security. An entire site has been dedicated to the cause, which aims at […]

10 Smartphones That Are Making the Biggest Impact in 2010 by Don Reisinger HTC Droid Incredible The HTC Droid Incredible is arguably the best Android-based phone to hit store shelves in 2010. The device features an 8-megapixel camera; the ability to quickly share items with Facebook, Flickr and other services; and access to Google’s Android […]

10 Ways Google TV Will Kill Apple TV by Don Reisinger Google TV Has Real Web Integration The Apple TV offers an “Internet” option. Some might think that by choosing that option, they would be able to surf the Web. They would be wrong. Instead, Apple TV only allows users to watch YouTube videos and […]

Microsoft is no longer the most valuable technology company in the industry. Earlier this week, Microsoft’s market capitalization fell below Apple’s for the first time. Currently, Microsoft’s market cap sits at $219 billion. It was at more than $500 billion before Steve Ballmer took over at Microsoft in 2000. Meanwhile, Apple’s market cap has grown […]

When Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced May 25 that his company was losing two executives, it sent shockwaves through the tech business. For years, J Allard and Robbie Bach have spearheaded Microsoft’s entertainment division. And they have been instrumental in making the company’s Xbox platform the success it is today. At the same time, Bach […]

10 Things Microsoft Can Do to Redefine Itself by Don Reisinger Become a Company of Innovation Apple has become the company of innovation in the tech industry. As every other firm stays content to offer iterative updates to current devices, Apple has not. Instead, it has delivered products that set new standards in the markets […]

Dell announced recently that it plans to release the Streak tablet later in 2010. The device, which is designed to compete with Apple’s iPad, will run Google’s Android operating system and will hit store shelves in June in the United Kingdom, and later in summer in the United States. Although the device will run 3G, […]

Facebook is in a world of danger. The world’s largest social network has been facing increased pressure from privacy advocates, legislators and its users over what some see as an unacceptably weak level of privacy and security on the site. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said recently he understands what the critics are saying and plans […]

Apple announced recently that Steve Jobs will be taking the stage at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference on June 7. Apple stopped short of announcing what he plans to discuss at the show, but that hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from cooking up all kinds of ideas on what the Apple CEO might unveil. An […]

In statements made at a recent JP Morgan investors conference, AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega said that his company isn’t concerned over the possibility of Apple bringing the iPhone to Verizon Wireless. He said that in his experience in the industry, most consumers are loath to switch from one carrier to another because of […]

Research In Motion is in an unenviable position. The company that delivers BlackBerry smartphones to enterprise customers around the world is being relegated to the also-ran in the mobile market when, in reality, it’s handily beating the two companies that get almost all of the attention: Google and Apple. For its part, RIM has stayed […]