Don Reisinger

HP Spectre Notebook Packs Plenty of Power, Features in a Thin Design The Spectre, which HP calls the world’s thinnest laptop, is no slouch on power either. Those and other features make it an appealing option for notebook users. It All Starts With a Thin Design Like Apple’s MacBook line, design is the HP Spectre’s […]

With Acer Chromebase, Enterprises Get All-in-One Conferencing System Acer’s Chrome OS-based Chromebase all-in-one PC is a virtual-meeting machine. Here’s why it is an appealing option for the enterprise. What Exactly Is Chromebase? Acer’s Chromebase is a dedicated video conferencing device. So, what does that mean? The Chromebase is essentially an all-in-one PC capable of connecting […]

10 Non-Apple Accessories to Get For Your iOS, Mac Products While Apple offers useful accessories for its products, there are many third-party accessories available that also work quite well—and are much cheaper. Twelve South BookArc Helps Unclutter Desks The Twelve South BookArc Stand for MacBook is a $50 must-have for anyone who wants to keep […]

Why the 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Works as a MacBook Air Replacement Can the 12.9-inch iPad Pro work as a MacBook Air replacement? Here’s what makes Apple’s larger slate a worthy buy for both enterprise users and consumers. The Display Is Outstanding Every time I power on my iPad Pro, I’m impressed by its display. The […]

How the iPhone SE Measures Up to Its Earlier iPhone 5S Predecessor Apple’s iPhone SE is strikingly similar to the handset it’s replacing, the iPhone 5S. Here’s why potential buyers may be interested in the low-cost iPhone. How Important Is Screen Size? Before buyers make any decision on the iPhone SE, they must determine whether […]

Should You Buy an Oculus Rift VR Headset: 10 Factors to Consider Despite the hoopla surrounding the Oculus Rift VR headset, questions remain about whether it is right for everyone. We look at the Rift’s pros and cons. Let’s Start With the Headset The Oculus Rift is a virtual-reality headset that covers the user’s eyes. […]

10 Tax Filing, Expense Tracking Tools to Keep the IRS Happy For those who prepare their own taxes or need to track their expenses for tax purposes, these 10 apps can simplify the processes and even save them money. There Is Always the Old Favorite TurboTax Anyone looking to do their taxes from the comfort […]

How to Build an Amazon Echo-Like Digital Assistant for the Office Here’s what it would take to build a versatile, stand-alone digital assistant with features that would make it an effective business tool. It Needs to Play Well With Secure Business Networks The corporate world has sophisticated networks that often include guest and secure connections, […]

PwC Finds EHRs Require Careful Analysis to Reduce Risk, Save Money Analytics can help health care providers discover compliance issues faster, bolster data security and generate more revenue, a report from PWC concludes. The Drive to Modernize Health Care Record Management In 2009, the United States signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, […]

Picking the Right Apple Handset: iPhone SE or an iPhone 6s Choosing between Apple’s new iPhone SE and iPhone 6s or even iPhone 6s Plus isn’t as simple as one might think. Here are the pros and cons of each. There Are Some Major Design Differences Apple made the somewhat surprising decision to make the […]

Choosing Between Apple’s 9.7-Inch Tablets: iPad Air 2 vs. iPad Pro The new iPad Pro has the same size screen as the already-available iPad Air 2. We highlight key differences and similarities between Apple’s two 9.7-inch iPads. It’s Hard to Tell the Two iPad Models Apart If your compare the iPad Pro and iPad Air […]

What T-Mobile’s Binge On Video Streaming Program Is All About T-Mobile’s Binge On service lets users stream video for free without affecting their monthly data allotment. We examine key features of Binge On. Getting to Know T-Mobile’s Binge On T-Mobile’s Binge On is designed for customers to watch video while preserving their monthly data allotment. […]