Don Reisinger

iPad Air 2 vs. Google Nexus 9: A Feature-by-Feature Comparison By Don Reisinger Some Design Differences Stand Out The first thing customers will notice, of course, is that the design differences between the iPad Air 2 and Nexus 9 are stark. The Nexus 9 has a larger bezel on either side of the screen and […]

iPad Pro: Features We Want to See in a Top-of-the-Line Apple Tablet By Don Reisinger That Long-Awaited Bigger Screen Would Be Nice If all the rumors are true, Apple is planning to unveil an iPad Pro with a 12.9-inch display, making it bigger than the low-end MacBook Air and about the same size as the […]

Nexus 6 Smartphone and Nexus 9 Tablet Keep Google in the Mobile Game By Don Reisinger Nexus 6 Will Arrive With Wide Carrier Support Don’t worry about carrier support when it comes to the Nexus 6. The device, which is available through the Google Play store for a starting price of $649 outside of a […]

Android 5.0 Lollipop Looks Like Solid Upgrade for Latest Devices By Don Reisinger Google Is Making a Push for Wearables Google has made clear on its pages about Lollipop that it will be fully integrated with Android Wear. So, information that might be running on a Lollipop device will also be shown on a wearable. […]

iPod History: 10 Milestones in This Wearable Music Player’s Evolution by Don Reisinger iPod Launches to Complement the ‘iTunes Digital Jukebox’ The iPod officially launched in October 2001, offering customers the ability to bring 1,000 songs with them wherever they would go. The launch came months after Apple announced iTunes—a platform it called a “digital […]

HP Sprout Strives to Put New Creative Tools in PC Users’ Hands by Don Reisinger First Things First: It’s an All-in-One PC While HP has spent most of its time talking about the unique features built into the Sprout, the device should be viewed first as an all-in-one PC. The Sprout may have some neat […]

Apple Pay: The Pros and Cons of Using This Mobile Payment System By Don Reisinger Pro: Many Major Retailers Are On-Board One of the nice things about Apple Pay is that many major retailers are already on-board with the platform, including McDonald’s, Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s. Other companies, including Starbucks and Sephora, will be joining those […]

Why Amazon’s Troubled Fire Phone Failed to Sell By Don Reisinger Exclusive Distribution Deal With AT&T Backfired When Amazon announced its Fire Phone, it surprised the industry by saying that its device would be available exclusively to AT&T customers. While Amazon pitched the idea to investors as a way to get preferential treatment in AT&T […]

10 Things to Know About Microsoft’s Mobile Efforts by Don Reisinger Nokia’s Importance Is Apparent but Marginalized While Nokia’s branding may not be in place any longer, that doesn’t mean the company is going away. Nokia will still have a major influence at Microsoft, and some of its top talent will drive the software company’s […]

Apple’s iMac With Retina 5K Display: Features That Stand Out By Don Reisinger That Is One Serious Display The iMac’s new 27-inch Retina 5K display is nothing short of astounding. The screen has a resolution of 5,120 by 2,880 pixels. That means that the device has 14.7 million pixels packed into its 27 inches. To […]

10 Crowdfunding Projects on Kickstarter, Indiegogo That Show Promise by Don Reisinger Kickstarter: The Hoverboard Is Real The hoverboard, long part of geek lore and in movies, is a real device. Called the Hendo Hover, it has four disc-shaped engines at the bottom of a skateboard-like device that levitates off the ground. The company is […]

What You Should Know About the Amazon Kindle Voyage By Don Reisinger Better Fidelity for Reading Text One of the key features in the Amazon Kindle Voyage is its new and improved HD display. According to Amazon, the device packs 300 pixels per inch of screen space, easily topping the Kindle’s 167 pixels per inch […]