Don Reisinger

A Look at Apple’s Many Competitive Feuds at Home and Abroad By Don Reisinger Google: Arguably Apple’s Biggest Foe Google is Apple’s biggest concern on several fronts. For one, the companies are competing in the mobile market with their operating systems, application stores, mobile payment applications and more. Apple hasn’t forgotten Steve Jobs’ vow to […]

What the Wunderlist Buyout Brings to Microsoft Enterprise Apps By Don Reisinger Full Team Integration One of the key features in Wunderlist for Business is that it comes with flexible team sizes. That means that as more people come onboard, a company can easily add seats to the Wunderlist integration. As employees leave, they can […]

What We’ll Find in Windows 10 on Launch Day July 29 By Don Reisinger Let’s Get the Basics Out of the Way Let’s get the basics out of the way: Windows 10 is a new operating system that will replace Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. Why Microsoft didn’t use the Windows 9 branding isn’t entirely […]

What iOS, Android Device Users Can Expect From Cortana By Don Reisinger There Is Something in Cortana’s Name What is in a name? When it comes to Cortana, quite a bit actually. The service was named after the artificially intelligent character in the video game series “Halo” and even sounds like that character. Beyond that, […]

GoPro Building an Empire on HD Video Cameras for Thrill-Seekers by Don Reisinger Why GoPro Isn’t Just Another Camera One might look at the GoPro and what it’s designed to do and wonder what all the fuss is about. After all, any camera could conceivably be attached to a helmet or stand and provide a […]

Lenovo Crafts Z51 Notebook for Consumers, Enterprise Buyers By Don Reisinger For the Enterprise, It’s About Security At first blush, the Z51 looks like a consumer product. But further inspection reveals enterprise customers could find some value in the device. The chief reason for that is its security software. The offering includes Lenovo OneKey Recovery […]

Sony Xperia Z3+ Features Place Handset Among Android Market Elite By Don Reisinger Sony’s Primary Design Goal Was to Make the Z3+ Trimmer Chief among Sony’s concerns with the Xperia Z3+ was to make it more compact than its predecessor. To accomplish that goal, the company made the device slimmer and lighter than the Xperia […]

What a Google Internet of Things OS Would Mean for the IT Industry By Don Reisinger Google Has the Resources to Make It Happen At a market value of nearly $369 billion and with plenty of cash available, Google has all the resources at hand to develop an IoT OS. The move would be a […]

LG Watch Urbane Strikes Balance Between Fashion, Functionality by Don Reisinger LG Takes a Cue from Moto 360 The LG Watch Urbane takes its design cues from one of the more interesting Android Wear-based smartwatches on the market, Motorola’s Moto 360. In other words, the LG Watch Urbane has a round screen, rather than the […]

What We Know About the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset So Far By Don Reisinger Oculus Is a 3-Year-Old Virtual Reality Startup Oculus VR was founded in 2012 and showed off the Rift as a prototype at the E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) gaming show that year. Soon after, Oculus hosted a Kickstarter campaign and raised […]

Facebook’s Goals for Internet.org and Why It’s Facing Criticism By Don Reisinger It’s the Brainchild of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg What one needs to understand first about Internet.org is that Facebook stands at the center of it. The initiative was developed by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and his company heads up its development. While there […]

Features You’ll Find in the Latest MacBook Pro, iMac Updates By Don Reisinger An Obvious Choice: Force Touch Force Touch first appeared in the MacBook, offering a new way for users to interact with OS X. Central to that feature is a greater number of touch points to make gesture controls more accurate. In addition, […]