Don Reisinger

Why a 12.9-Inch iPad Is in Apple’s Future by Don Reisinger Current iPad Sales Are Down Apple is having a little bit of trouble improving sales of its iPad. The company reported its fiscal third-quarter earnings recently and revealed that while it sold 13.3 million iPads worldwide, that was down from the 16.4 million it […]

Samsung’s Tizen Mobile OS Failing to Impress Device Makers, Pundits By Don Reisinger Android Is a Dominant Force It could be extremely difficult for Tizen to gain significant traction in the mobile market when Android is already so dominant. During the second quarter of 2014, Android accounted for nearly 85 percent of all worldwide shipments, […]

Windows 9 Will Gain from Microsoft’s Windows 7 Experience by Don Reisinger Back to the Future Is Always the Best Course of Action Microsoft learned a valuable lesson with Windows 7. Change for the sake of change isn’t a good idea when it comes to PC operating systems. Sticking with some of the features that […]

10 Features to Expect in Windows 9 By Don Reisinger Cortana Will Be Making Her Presence Felt Cortana is arguably one of the most important platforms Microsoft is promoting right now. While the virtual personal assistant might not have the same kind of impact as the Surface tablet or Office 365, it has proved to […]

10 Milestones of Steve Ballmer’s Tenure at Microsoft by Don Reisinger After Years With Microsoft, Ballmer Gets the CEO Gig Steve Ballmer joined Microsoft in 1980, becoming the company’s 30th employee and the first business manager hired by Bill Gates. During the next 20 years, Ballmer was groomed to lead Microsoft, and in 2000, he […]

Why the Samsung Nook Tablet Is Worth a Second Look By Don Reisinger You Can’t Beat the Galaxy Tab 4 Nook’s Price It’s hard to find fault with the value Samsung and Barnes & Noble are delivering in the Galaxy Tab 4 Nook. As discussed, the device costs just $179, making it one of the […]

What HP Chromebook 11, 14 Deliver Now Before the HP Stream 14 by Don Reisinger HP’s Chromebook Comes in 11- and 14-Inch Models While the main focus of this slide show is the Chromebook 11, an 11-inch model of the device, HP is also selling a 14-inch version. That’s important for many customers who want […]

10 Ways Microsoft Fortified Office 365 for Enterprises By Don Reisinger The Cloud Matters to Some Customers While the enterprise has been a key reason for growth in the cloud, not every major organization wants to go online. Microsoft, however, has acknowledged that the cloud matters with Office 365 and offers its full productivity suite […]

Moto 360 Marks Latest Bid to Introduce Breakthrough Smartwatch Design By Don Reisinger A Similar (but Different) Android Wear Experience Motorola’s Moto 360 is running Android Wear, which means the look and feel of the operating system won’t be all that different from what customers have already seen in devices from Samsung and LG. The […]

Galaxy Alpha vs. iPhone 5S: A Side-by-Side Comparison By Don Reisinger Does Samsung’s Slightly Larger Display Make a Difference? The iPhone 5S ships with a 4-inch screen, which is bigger than the 3.5-inch display found in earlier models of the device. The Galaxy Alpha, meanwhile, has a 4.7-inch screen. Interestingly, rumors suggest Apple is working […]

Samsung Packs Galaxy Alpha’s Sleek Metal Frame With Many Features By Don Reisinger Samsung Goes With a Smaller Display Many of the rumors surrounding the Galaxy Alpha suggested that Samsung would at least offer a device with a 5-inch screen. Instead, the company has decided to go with a 4.7-inch display in the Galaxy Alpha. […]

Updating the iPad: Features We Want to See in New Models This Fall by Don Reisinger Few Changes on the Design Front If all the rumors surrounding the new iPads are true, the design won’t change much in either the iPad Air or iPad Mini. Frankly, that’s just fine. Both devices are well-designed and look […]