Don Reisinger

Comparing the Surface Pro 3 to the MacBook Air, Point by Point By Don Reisinger Design: Tablet vs. Notebook The differences between the MacBook Air and Surface Pro 3 are obvious at first glance. Apple’s device is a traditional notebook with the traditional clamshell lid. The Surface Pro, meanwhile, is a tablet in the traditional […]

A Look Back at the Great Apple-Samsung Patent War by Don Reisinger The Story Starts With Apple … and Nokia Although many believe now that the lawsuits that were flying in the mobile space were always about Apple and Samsung products, that’s not the case. In reality, Nokia fired the first salvo in 2009 when […]

Most Popular Apps in Amazon Appstore to Stoke Your Fire Phone By Don Reisinger JoyJoy for the Gamer in You JoyJoy is the most popular game available on the Fire Phone. The game allows users to use various weapons for the “twin-stick” shooter simulation. The game features support for the Fire Phone’s touch screen, as […]

iPhone 6 Launch: 10 Factors That Will Determine Its Success By Don Reisinger Screen Size Will Matter Greatly Apple has been hounded by concerns in the marketplace that its 4-inch display in the iPhone 5S is too small for today’s consumers. Increasingly, according to the latest DisplaySearch data, consumers want devices with screens 4.5 inches […]

Why Samsung Is Facing So Many Mobile Market Challenges By Don Reisinger Emerging Markets Are Hurting the Bottom Line Samsung has acknowledged that emerging markets are proving troublesome for the company. Several local companies in major, important countries, including Xiaomi in China and Micromax Mobile in India, have overcome Samsung to become the top handset […]

Boosting Your Online Privacy: 10 Best Practices By Don Reisinger Maximize Your Browser’s Privacy Settings Your browser’s privacy settings might not be the panacea that will protect you from sneaky onlookers, but they are a good first step. Whether it’s Chrome or Firefox you’re using, you have the ability to modify privacy settings to limit […]

Why Worry Over iPad Sales Slowdown Is Overblown By Don Reisinger One Quarter a Market Does Not Make Although Apple had a down quarter, it doesn’t mean that things will stay that way. All of the hysteria suggesting Apple’s iPad is in trouble fails to acknowledge that the iPad—and the overall tablet—market has been growing […]

Why Internet.org Could Bring Big Changes to the World Wide Web by Don Reisinger It’s Not Just a Facebook World Much of the credit for Internet.org has been given to Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. While that might make sense to those who have watched Facebook take the lead on bringing Internet connectivity to the whole […]

How Microsoft’s Cortana Assistant Shapes Up Against Apple’s Siri by Don Reisinger Fun Fact: The Name ‘Cortana’ Comes From Halo So where does the name “Cortana” come from? Those who play video games will know that it comes from the “Halo” franchise. Cortana is the virtual assistant of sorts in that game that helps players […]

Now’s the Time to Buy an Apple MacBook Pro: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Prices Have Never Been Better Apple announced on July 29 that it has reduced the price on its entry-level MacBook Pros by $100. Customers who now want to get a 13-inch entry-level MacBook Pro can do so for $1,099. While […]

Buying the Perfect Notebook: What to Look for in the Latest Models By Don Reisinger Do You Shop With a Boutique Notebook Maker or Major Vendors? It’s not often thought about, since many people just go to Best Buy or Amazon.com to buy a new computer, but customers must decide whether a big name like […]

Why Twitch Gaming Service Is Worth $1 Billion to Google By Don Reisinger For Google, $1 Billion Is a Pittance Although some are debating the value of Twitch, it doesn’t really matter that much to a company like Google. Google has plenty of cash to spend on corporate acquisitions it believes will add value to […]