Don Reisinger

What Inspired Twitter to Acquire, Deploy Periscope Live Streaming App Periscope has become a Twitter-owned startup worth watching. Here’s what Periscope is all about and why it’s catching on with Twitter users. What Is Periscope, Exactly? Periscope is a live streaming application developed by an independent startup that Twitter acquired in March 2015, reportedly for […]

What to Look for From Apple’s September Product Launch Talk is already strong about what new products Apple will sell following its fall product launch event. We’re Sure to See an iPhone or Two Apple is nearly guaranteed to announce the new iPhone 6s at the September press event. The device, according to reports, will […]

Lenovo ThinkPad P70 With Skylake CPU Packs Power for Enterprise Apps Lenovo’s new ThinkPad P70 runs on Intel’s Skylake processors, making it a high-powered notebook capable of running power-hungry business apps. It All Starts With Intel’s New Line of Processors At the center of Lenovo’s sales pitch is power. So, it’s only fitting that we […]

10 Internet of Things Devices Vying for Consumers’ Attention From smart crock pots to garage door openers, these 10 devices are representative of the increasingly diverse range of IoT products available for consumers. Have a Cup of Brew With the WeMo Coffee Maker Consumer electronics manufacturer Belkin has partnered with some of the top device […]

Cortana vs. Google Now: Picking the Best Assistant for Android Users Microsoft’s Cortana allows users to activate the service on an Android device. Should Android users pick the virtual personal assistant over Google Now? Microsoft Cortana: It’s All About Bing Cortana runs on Bing search, relying on Microsoft’s search engine to serve up answers to […]

10 iOS Mapping Apps That Let You Navigate the World Even though Apple Maps has gotten better each year, there are myriad other intriguing mapping options for iOS users that are available now in Apple’s App Store. Free: There’s Always Google Maps When Apple Maps was a mess, it was CEO Tim Cook who recommended […]

The Implications of the EU ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Law on Web Searches Since 2013, the Right to Be Forgotten has lived overseas with little chance of coming to the U.S. However, some European officials are looking to change this. When Did the Right to Be Forgotten Movement Start? The issue of Right to Be […]

Comparing the Moto X and Galaxy S6 Android Flagship Smartphones Can Motorola’s flagship Moto X smartphone compete against Samsung’s Galaxy S6 device? Here’s a side-by-side look at the two Android handsets. Motorola Moto X: There Is Plenty of Processing Power If it’s power the customer is after, going with the Moto X may make some […]

How Microsoft Sway Provides Simpler Tools for Building Presentations The Microsoft Sway cloud-based presentation development tool could prove to be a suitable option for consumers and enterprise users alike. It’s All About Windows 10 The timing on Sway’s general availability launch is no surprise. The app came out just a week after Windows 10 officially […]

BlackBerry Passport Silver Handset Aims to Lure Back Enterprise Buyers With its physical keys, square screen and security suite, can the Passport Silver Edition smartphone draw enterprise users back to BlackBerry? The Stainless Steel Finish Isn’t Just for Looks The BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition’s stainless steel frame won’t just make the unit look slick and […]

OnePlus 2 Has Price, Features to Take On Top Smartphone Models Can the new OnePlus 2 compete against the smartphone giants? OnePlus believes it can. Here’s a look at what the phone has to offer. OnePlus 2 Handset Follows Current Design Trends OnePlus was quick to tout the design of its 2, with its magnesium […]

How Android for Work Will Help Google Enter More Corporate Doors Google is hoping its Android for Work MDM platform will open up more corporate doors to Android mobile devices, thanks to the following features. A Single Android Device Can Be Used at Home or Office The main benefit of Android for Work, like other […]