Don Reisinger

About

Don Reisinger is a longtime content writer to several technology and business publications. Over his career, Don has written about everything from geek-friendly gadgetry to issues of privacy and data security. He became an eWEEK writer in 2009 producing slide shows focusing on the top news stories of the day. When he's not writing, Don is typically found fixing computers or playing an old-school video game.

Google Voice on the iPhone Is a Major Victory: 10 Reasons Why

After about 18 months’ wait that further divided the formerly close Google and Apple and spawned an FCC investigation, Google Voice is now available for download in Apple’s App Store. According to the search giant, its iPhone-based Google Voice app allows users to place calls both in the United States and internationally. It also includes […]

RIMs Eroding Market Share: 10 Products to Blame

RIMs Eroding Market Share: 10 Products to Blame by Don Reisinger Apple iPhone 4 As Gartner clearly illustrated in its most recent quarterly market share findings, Apple’s iPhone 4 continues to be a problem for RIM. The device is arguably one of the most capable devices on the market. And it appeals to customers, thanks […]

Microsoft Should Buy Facebook: 10 Reasons Why

Facebook made a huge splash on Nov. 15 when it announced its messaging platform, which combines the functionality of e-mail with the quick communication possibilities afforded in SMS and IM. The goal is not necessarily to make Facebook Messages a direct e-mail competitor to services such as Gmail. But the company believes its social platform […]

Facebook E-Mail Is Google’s Biggest Threat: 10 Reasons Why

When it comes time to look at Google and its prospects for the future, few see it as a company that should worry. After all, the search giant reigns supreme in search and other online services and continues to expand its empire in the mobile business. It’s arguably positioned more effectively than any other company […]

Samsung Galaxy Tab Promises to Be Strong iPad Rival: 10 Reasons Why

The tablet market is quickly becoming a place where consumers are migrating. As Apple has pointed out, iPad sales are quite high. In fact, during its fiscal fourth quarter alone, the company sold more than 4 million iPad units. And considering the device’s price starts at $499, the company was able to generate some serious […]

10 Smartphones That Failed to Inspire Buyers In 2010

10 Smartphones That Failed to Inspire Buyers In 2010 by Don Reisinger RIM BlackBerry Torch RIMs BlackBerry Torch was the first smartphone from the venerable mobile company to offer BlackBerry OS 6. But after much fanfare upon its release, the Torch has become yet another BlackBerry on store shelves. It hasnt reached the heights of […]

Google’s Instant Previews Should Worry Microsoft: 10 Reasons Why

Google has introduced a new feature for its search platform, called Instant Previews. The idea behind Instant Previews is to allow users to see what a specific page will offer before they go to it. For Google, providing such a service will help it improve the experience users have while trying to find specific content. […]

Mobile Tools for Road Warriors: 10 Excellent Options

Mobile Tools for Road Warriors: 10 Excellent Options by Don Reisinger Apple iPhone 4 Apples iPhone 4 is an obvious choice for road warriors. Its widely considered the best smartphone on the market. The smartphone boasts iOS 4, the Retina Display and the ability to video chat with others. At the starting price of $199, […]

RockMelt Browser Shows Promise Even in Crowded Market: 10 Reasons Why

A new browser has launched, called RockMelt. The idea behind the new browser is to combine all the elements that people are accustomed to when using a typical browser-surfing the Web, for example-with the things they actually do while they’re browsing pages, like talking with friends on Facebook or catching up on the updates from […]

Apple MacBook Air Proves Good Portables Come in Small Packages

When Apple CEO Steve Jobs first unveiled the latest version of the MacBook Air on Oct. 20 during a press event, some wondered how the product would fit between Apple’s 13.3-inch MacBook and the company’s iPad tablet. After all, those other products provide mobility and a certain level of productivity. Both the previous version of […]