Don Reisinger

Velocity Micro Vector M30 Desktop Rises Above the Common PC Herd In March, Velocity Micro, a boutique PC vendor that makes high-end desktops and laptops, announced the release of the Vector M30. The tower desktop is one of the first to run on AMD’s Ryzen 7 processor, which makes it one of the most powerful […]

What to Look For in Samsung Galaxy 8 Big-Screen Smartphone Apparently determined to show that it can restore buyer confidence in the once-popular Galaxy Note big-screen smartphone line, Samsung is reportedly working on a new model to be known as Galaxy Note 8. The new handset, sometimes referred to as a “phablet” because its big […]

10 Features We Want to See in a Microsoft Surface Book 2 There has been plenty of talk for months that Microsoft has been working on a new Surface Book to succeed its popular first-generation hybrid computer. Yet, Microsoft has released other Surface models and left customers wondering when the Surface Book 2 might arrive. […]

10 Reasons for Business Users to Stick With Slack for Collaboration On March 14, Microsoft announced the general release of its new Teams collaboration application, which is baked into Office 365. This signals the start of another enterprise market battle to determine whether Microsoft can convince enterprise customers to adopt Teams rather than a similar […]

How Microsoft Teams Supports Work Group Collaboration Microsoft has released Teams a new cloud collaboration application to boost work group productivity. The app, which was made available to corporate users on March 14, is essentially a Slack clone that allows for team chatting, file sharing, and collaboration. But the factor that could allow Teams to […]

What Intel’s $15.3 Billion Mobileye Buyout Means for Self-Driving Cars Intel is making a major acquisition in the field of self-driving cars with its March 13 agreement to buy Mobileye, an Israeli company that develops computer vision and machine-learning systems. When the $15.3 billion, all-cash deal closes later this year, Mobileye will become an Intel […]

10 Reasons the Samsung Galaxy S8 Will Be a Hot-Selling Smartphone Samsung will hold a special media event on March 29 in New York City to introduce the Galaxy S8 smartphone. This handset will lead Samsung’s smartphone division through 2017 and could help the company restore some of its lost earnings and profits due to […]

Fitbit Alta HR Combines Smartwatch Features With Activity Tracking The wearables market has split into activity trackers and smartwatches. On the smartwatch side, the Apple Watch reigns supreme. But when it comes to activity trackers, it’s Fitbit that dominates all others. Fitbit’s new consumer wearable is called the Fitbit Alta HR. The wearable, which is […]

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Delivers High Performance at Premium Price Nvidia has announced the latest update to the company’s high-end graphics processor line. The GPU, called the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, delivers plenty of processing power for gaming, virtual reality and other resource-intensive tasks. According to Nvidia, the chip comes with 11Gbps memory […]

ISACA Survey Finds Women Still Struggle for Equality in IT Industry The IT industry is working towards equality in hiring, promotion and compensation for women in the workplace, but it still has a long way to go, according to a new study from ISACA, the world’s largest organization for IT professionals in cyber-security and IT […]

Jamf Survey Shows Enterprises Broadly Deploying Macs, iPhones There was a time not so long ago when Apple products were the poor relations of the corporate world. Apple desktops and laptops were only used in departments or for applications where their graphics capabilities were in high demand. Meanwhile BlackBerry, Nokia or Motorola phones predominated in […]

Aruba Survey Finds Enterprises Ready to Drive Massive IoT Expansion The internet of things (IoT) has already grown to immense proportions, driven by everyone from consumers using smart home thermostats to industrial enterprises connecting industrial process control systems. But a new survey of 3,100 IT professionals commissioned by Hewlett Packard Enterprise subsidiary Aruba shows that […]