Don Reisinger

Meet HTC One M9, Samsung Galaxy S6’s Chief Android Challenger by Don Reisinger There Isn’t Much Change in the Design Those who own the HTC One M8 will determine quickly that not much has changed in the past year. The HTC One M9 comes with about the same design as the One M8, and includes […]

Silent Circle’s Blackphone 2 Retains Sharp Focus on Privacy, Security by Don Reisinger Security Remains Its Strongest Feature Silent Circle hasn’t changed its focus with the Blackphone 2. The device is all about security and ensuring that employees are capable of communicating with others without fear of malicious hackers peering in to see what’s going […]

What Google Should Offer Customers in Its Wireless Service By Don Reisinger More Flexibility in Plan Features, Structure Google’s wireless service could present several new opportunities to customers, including the possibility of more flexibility in the plan structure. It would be nice to see Google adopt better ways to charge customers for service, including a […]

Apple’s Many Market Challenges Around the Globe By Don Reisinger Google Is Competing in the Car Space Apple is making a significant play for the car business. Apple has an in-car infotainment system, called CarPlay, that’s designed to integrate the company’s many services, including Messages, iTunes and Maps, among others, into the car. However, Apple […]

What Else We Might Learn at the March 9 Apple Watch Introduction by Don Reisinger Apple Watch Will Carry a Premium Price Apple will finally reveal Apple Watch pricing at its March 9 event. Apple has kept pricing for its line close to the vest, and many are wondering just how much the gold version […]

Besides Galaxy S6, Here’s What to Expect From Samsung Unpacked By Don Reisinger There Will Be More Phones than the Galaxy S6 The Galaxy S6 is expected to be the headliner at Unpacked, but several reports have suggested that it won’t be the only smartphone on display. Samsung is believed to be unveiling at least […]

Why the Pebble Time Smartwatch Is Exciting Crowdfunders By Don Reisinger If You Want It, Go to Kickstarter Kickstarter, the popular crowdfunding service, is again playing host to Pebble’s smartwatch. The company made a splash on Kickstarter in 2012 when it raised over $10 million and is now well on its way to breaking that […]

Samsung Galaxy S6: Likely Features to Challenge Apple iPhone 6 Line By Don Reisinger Is Galaxy S6 an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus Competitor? It will be interesting to see how Samsung positions the Galaxy S6 against the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The device will come with a screen size of 5.1 […]

Why Asus Zenbook UX305 Catches Eyes in Crowded Enterprise Market By Don Reisinger The Thin Design Makes It Ultraportable The secret sauce in the UX305 is mobility. Asus is marketing this notebook as an ultra-light device that’s ideal for highly mobile employees, especially sales professionals and others who need to work on-the-go. The UX305 is […]

Why Wearables Sales, Led by Apple Watch, Could Take Off in 2015 by Don Reisinger Apple Watch Is Poised to Set the Pace Apple Watch, which is slated to hit store shelves in early 2015, will likely be the product that drives the growth of wearables in 2015, CCS Insight says. In fact, the company […]

Is the BlackBerry Passport Right for Enterprise Employees? By Don Reisinger Passport Design Stands Out The BlackBerry Passport comes with an unusual design, if nothing else. The device has a 4.5-inch square touch display with a 1,440-by-1,440 resolution. Underneath the screen is the company’s familiar physical QWERTY keyboard. BlackBerry is offering the device in black, […]

What Apple Should Consider Before Trying to Make Electric Cars By Don Reisinger Design Is Extremely Important When looking at the Nissan Leaf or the Chevrolet Volt, two electric cars made by traditional automakers, one will discover something rather quickly: They look boring. Tesla, however, has made a name for itself by bringing a luxury […]