Don Reisinger

As Apple prepares to deliver iPhone OS 4.0 on April 8, speculation abounds over what the company will show off. Apple, tight-lipped as ever, is unwilling to provide any details on what may or may not find its way into the new iPhone operating system. However, that hasn’t stopped the rumor mill. Some Apple watchers […]

10 iPhone Alternatives for Enterprise Users by Don Reisinger Google Nexus One Google’s Nexus One is the Web giant’s answer to the iPhone, but it’s also the most capable Android device on the market. The Nexus One boasts a touch-screen display and a removable battery that can last up to 10 hours of talk time, […]

A recent report from market research company ComScore found that Microsoft’s mobile market share has slipped once again to just 15 percent of the market, representing a 4 percent decline since November. Although Google is still slightly behind Microsoft, ComScore found that its market share grew 5.2 percent over the same period, putting it within […]

When Steve Jobs first announced the iPad, many consumers were suspect. They weren’t necessarily sure that the device had what it takes to deliver a unique enough experience for it to offer any real viability to consumers or enterprise customers. After all, it’s little more than a big iPod Touch with some added functionality built […]

It’s April Fools’ Day, which means somewhere there is someone trying to pull a prank on you. And it’s your job to ensure that they don’t succeed. But unfortunately, when it comes to technology, trying to stop what should have been an April Fools’ Day joke is pretty much impossible. When companies release their products, […]

The Apple iPad is set to hit store shelves this Saturday. Already consumers are getting excited to finally get their hands on the tablet that was thrown around the rumor mill for months before CEO Steve Jobs announced it. Such excitement is understandable. The iPad isn’t just any tablet. The device is kicking off what […]

News reports say that Apple is planning to bring its wildly popular iPhone to Verizon Wireless’ network. According to the reports, the deal will make the iPhone available on both AT&T’s network and Verizon’s as part of Apple’s desire to increase the availability of its smartphone.Although Apple has yet to comment on whether or not […]

With the iPad’s launch less than a week away, the hype machine is surging. Already, Apple fans are saying that the tablet will dominate the market and easily best any and all challengers. Analysts are predicting that Apple will sell up to 10 million units by the end of the year. And now that launch-day […]

10 Premium Laptops from Boutique PC Vendors By Don Reisinger Puget M725i Although some companies in this slideshow truly push the envelope with laptop design, Puget’s M725i doesn’t go so far. The device features a basic black design that’s really nothing to write home about. But what it lacks in design, it makes up for […]

10 Web Services We Want to See in Google TV By Don Reisinger 1. Boxee Apple has done everything it can to block Boxee. That’s unfortunate. Boxee is a free entertainment platform that delivers top Web content to set-top boxes or a user’s computer. If the Google TV has Boxee, it will already be a […]

It’s not often that a tech story pops up relating to syphilis. According to researchers in the U.K., they can draw a link between an upswing in syphilis cases and increased Facebook use that has resulted in more strangers meeting up offline. For its part, Facebook says that the claim is downright ludicrous and using […]

With news breaking that Apple is selling the iPhone at full price without requiring customers to buy a contract, some are wondering what CEO Steve Jobs has up his sleeve. Is this a thinly veiled attempt to help users unlock their iPhones and bring them to T-Mobile? Is it a shot over AT&T’s bow, saying […]