Don Reisinger

10 Team-Focused Apps to Help Improve Office Productivity There are a number of applications out there that are aimed at boosting team collaboration and productivity, including these 10 team-focused apps. Podio Delivers a High-End Collaboration Platform Podio is one of the more full-featured applications in this roundup, offering users the ability to manage not only […]

10 Things Apple Could Do to Revitalize iPad Business Apple on Sept. 9 is expected to announce new iPads, including perhaps a larger iPad Pro. But will the new tablets be enough to jump-start sales? Focus on China’s Market Opportunities China has become Apple’s largest market and is also driving a big portion of its […]

What Makes Samsung’s Galaxy S6 Edge+ Worth Your Cash Samsung’s Galaxy S6 Edge+ is expensive, but that’s because of its high-end design and its many features, including its “Edge” and support for Samsung Pay. There’s a Newer Version of Android Bundled Customers who already own a Galaxy S6 Edge or are wondering whether they should […]

How Wileyfox Intends to Carve Out a Smartphone Market Niche Yet another smartphone maker is trying to make a name for itself. But does Wileyfox have what it takes to be a credible alternative to the big, entrenched smartphone makers? What Is the Wileyfox Mission? Those who haven’t heard of before Wileyfox may wonder what […]

LG Readies G Pad II 10.1 in New Bid to Shake Off Tablet Sales Blues Can LG’s upcoming G Pad II 10.1 succeed in a tablet market in which even sales of Apple’s iPads have been sluggish? The company certainly thinks so. Here’s why. LG Goes Big With 10.1-Inch Screen The model name is the […]

Apple Pay, Android Pay Poised to Fight for Mobile Wallet Supremacy Which mobile payment service has the best chance of succeeding, Apple Pay or Android Pay? eWEEK looks at how the two measure up in terms of features and value. Their Success Depends on Mobile Platform Support Success or failure in the mobile payments business […]

Amazon Echo Builds a Virtual Assistant Into a Home, Office Speaker Amazon’s Echo—a free-standing speaker that’s connected to the Internet—not only can answer questions, but can also play music and switch on lights. Echo Responds to All Kinds of Voice Commands The feature that means the most to Echo’s functionality is voice commands. The device […]

How Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Stacks Up Against iPhone 6 Plus iPhone 6 Plus or Galaxy Note 5? We compare these two larger mobile phones to help customers decide which one might best fit their needs. Compare the Thin, Lightweight Designs What’s clear when looking at both the Galaxy Note 5 and the iPhone 6 […]

What Google’s OnHub Wireless Router Brings to Consumer Networking Google has expanded its efforts in the smart home business with the announcement of its OnHub smart wireless router. We take a look at its key features. OnHub’s Design Is Meant to Stand Out and Work Better If Google’s design says anything, it’s that the days […]

Comparing Android Marshmallow and iOS 9: What Each Has to Offer Now that Google has given a name to the newest version of its Android OS—Marshmallow—it’s a good time to see how it stacks up against Apple’s iOS 9. Android Marshmallow: Full Support for USB-C Could Cause a Revolution Apple shined a light on USB-C […]

How Apple Could Build a Successful Electric Car Business Apple started out years ago in the PC business but is now best known for music players and smartphones. Why couldn’t it also revolutionize the car industry? Apple Branding Is Absolutely Necessary An Apple car can only be successful if Apple’s branding is on it. There […]

Dell Crafts Chromebook 13 for Business Computing Dell’s Chromebook 13 is aimed squarely at enterprise users. Will the new notebook help Google advance the cause of Chrome OS adoption in the enterprise? Is Chrome OS Ready to Do Serious Business? Is Chrome OS really an operating system designed for the enterprise? Google thinks so. The […]