Don Reisinger

What Makes Apple’s iPhone Business Enormously Profitable By Don Reisinger iPhone Business Is Huge and Still Growing Apple’s iPhone business is massive. During the company’s last-reported quarter, Apple revealed that it sold 61.2 million iPhones worldwide, up 40 percent from the same period last year. More importantly, Apple’s revenue in the iPhone division was up […]

10 Desktop PCs for Those Looking to Make the Windows 10 Plunge By Don Reisinger Dell’s XPS 27 Is for Touch-Happy Users The Dell XPS 27 is an all-in-one computer designed for those who would rather tap around Windows on a touch screen. The device comes with an Intel Core i7 processor and has a […]

How Google Is Revamping Google Glass for the Enterprise by Don Reisinger The Next Google Glass Is About the Enterprise First and Foremost The new Google Glass will appeal first to the enterprise, according to reports. In fact, the device currently in development is labeled with an “EE” tag, meaning Enterprise Edition. Several recent analyst […]

What You Should Know About Satya Nadella’s Microsoft By Don Reisinger Nadella Is Thinking About Microsoft’s Future By laying off 7,800 people, Nadella may not be doing the popular thing, but he is doing what Microsoft needs right now. The company has not, and never will be, a mobile handset maker. When Microsoft announced that […]

10 Companies Putting Pressure on Samsung in the Mobile Space By Don Reisinger No Surprise Here: Apple Is Samsung’s Biggest Threat No company has done more to harm Samsung than Apple. Apple sells tens of millions of iPhones each quarter and has launched devices each year that easily outpace those sold by Samsung. Meanwhile, Apple […]

10 Notebooks to Buy in Preparation for Windows 10 By Don Reisinger Apple’s MacBook Pro Earns a Spot Surprised to see the Apple MacBook Pro in a roundup of Windows 10-ready devices? You shouldn’t be. The MacBook Pro is fully capable of running Windows 10 in dual-boot mode. In fact, there are some who appreciate […]

Why Spiceworks’ Survey Offers Hope for Wide Windows 10 Adoption by Don Reisinger Survey Shows There Is Strong Interest in Windows 10 So far, things are looking good for Microsoft, according to Spiceworks. The company found that 96 percent of IT professionals have at least some interest in Windows 10, and nearly half are “extremely” […]

What the Bing Search Engine Brings to Microsoft’s Web Strategy By Don Reisinger Let’s Start With the Main Feature: Search Since Microsoft introduced the search engine in 2009, Bing has been criticized for not being as accurate in its search as Google, but some fans have suggested that it’s gotten much better and is, in […]

What’s in Apple Music to Make Listeners Switch From Streaming Rivals by Don Reisinger You Still Have Your Music Although Apple’s new focus is on streaming music, it’s important to note that a user’s entire music library is still available on the device. All Apple Music does is make more tracks available to supplement the […]

Picking the Top Tablets in a ‘Stagnant’ Market Led by Apple, Samsung By Don Reisinger Apple’s iPad Air 2 Still the Leader No discussion on tablets is complete without talking about the market leader: Apple. The company’s flagship tablet, the iPad Air 2, comes with a 9.7-inch screen and runs the full version of iOS, […]

What Satya Nadella’s Mission Statement Says About Microsoft’s Future by Don Reisinger Digesting the New Mission Statement Satya Nadella presented a new mission statement for his company “to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.” This suggests that Microsoft will continue to pursue its traditional role of providing productivity tools […]

Google Cardboard Apps to Explore Basic Virtual Reality By Don Reisinger Mercedes VR Isn’t Just About Selling Cars Mercedes VR is arguably one of the neatest apps in this roundup, allowing users to see virtual-reality videos the carmaker has released in the past year. The free app lets users get into different Mercedes cars and […]