Don Reisinger

How Switzerland’s ProtonMail Delivers End-to-End Email Encryption As the controversy over email encryption continues to heat up, we look at key features of Switzerland’s ProtonMail. Is end-to-end encryption the answer? It All Started in Switzerland ProtonMail is based in Switzerland, which has some of the most stringent data-protection laws in the world. As the company […]

Why 2016 Razer Blade Notebook Stands Out in a Crowded PC Market The latest Razer Blade notebook—with improvements on many fronts—is aimed at gamers and others seeking high-end computing power. And its price reflects that. The 14-Inch Display Is Awfully Nice Although a 14-inch screen might not seem like the best option for gamers, Razer […]

Lessons I’ve Learned by Making My Dumb Home Smart In recent months, author Don Reisinger has plugged in a range of connected devices that promise to turn his formerly “dumb” appliances into “smart” products. The Nest Thermostat Is a Learner There’s something to be said about the Nest Thermostat. It lives up to its hype. […]

How Yahoo Keeps Trying to Reinvent Itself Yahoo is under more pressure than ever to increase returns for investors. Here’s a look at steps CEO Marissa Mayer has taken to reinvent Yahoo. Figuring Out What to Do With Alibaba There’s an issue at Yahoo that the company doesn’t quite know how to handle. But it’s […]

10 Reasons Why Health Care Is Good Source of IT Jobs Despite some pitfalls working in the health IT field, health IT professionals are largely pleased with their jobs and the benefits they receive. Health IT Professionals Get Solid Perks From a benefits perspective, it’s not so bad to be a health IT professional. The […]

Features That Bring the LG Stylus 2 Handset Out of the G5’s Shadow The Stylus 2’s innovative features should cause users to take notice. Here is why the device could boost LG’s standing in the smartphone market. The Stylus 2 Is a Big-Screen Handset Like other devices designed with stylus integration, the LG Stylus 2 […]

What We’ll Likely See in Apple’s Rumored iPhone 6c Smartphone To attract the users that Apple hopes it will, the smaller, cheaper iPhone 6c will need the right mix of features. It Must Replace the iPhone 5s While the iPhone 5s has been a solid smartphone for Apple, it is outdated. The device’s aging processor […]

What Developers Are Finding in Google’s Android N Preview Google is giving developers an early look at its next Android release, Android N. Here’s why it’s already generating considerable interest among developers. Multiwindow Multitasking Is a Big New Feature Arguably Android N’s most anticipated feature is its multiwindow multitasking. The feature allows users to simultaneously […]

Comparing Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Handsets With Apple’s iPhone 6 Models Smartphone makers Samsung and Apple are constantly trying to one-up each other. Here’s a look at how their latest devices—the Galaxy S7 and iPhone 6s—stack up. Screen Size Is a Big Factor The differences in screen size between the iPhones and Galaxy S7s could be […]

What’s Really at Stake in the FCC-Verizon Supercookies Case The FCC has fined Verizon $1.35 million for using “supercookies.” Here are the FCC’s reasons for fining Verizon and how supercookies aid online marketers. What Exactly Is a Supercookie? Anybody who uses a Web browser should know what a cookie is. But what about a supercookie? […]

Surprises Apple Might Have in Store for Its March 21 Media Briefing Apple isn’t saying what it will announce at its March 21 media event, but rumors suggest that it could unveil a new iPhone, new iPad models and more. A New-Generation Follow-On to the iPhone 5c The strongest rumor to surface is that Apple […]

Why Slack’s Team Collaboration Platform Is Catching On Here’s what makes Slack a suitable replacement for many of the individual team collaboration applications that companies currently rely upon. It All Starts With Company Channels The core ingredient in Slack is a feature called Channels. After setting up a company through Slack, users will be able […]