Don Reisinger

10 Reasons Today’s Malware Threats Require Defense in Depth by Don Reisinger You Can’t Keep Safe Just By Running an Antivirus Scanner Symantec itself acknowledged that when it comes to antivirus protection, there’s really no such thing as being “safe.” Indeed, the company argues that even with a fully updated antivirus solution, users can only […]

10 Reasons to Use the MacBook Air for Business by Don Reisinger It’s Easily Mobile At the center of Apple’s MacBook Air sales pitch to customers is mobility. The device is just 0.68 inches tall and weighs between 2.4 pounds and 3 pounds, depending on the option the customer chooses. And since it’s only 11.8 […]

10 Ways Amazon Keeps Pushing the Innovation Envelope by Don Reisinger Drone Development Amazon late last year showed off its plans for drones. Dubbed Amazon Prime Air, the technology would use octocopters to deliver goods to customer homes. Amazon says that it might start testing the technology next year, and it could be put into […]

10 Things to Expect from Apple’s 2014 WWDC by Don Reisinger New iOS 8 There’s no doubt about it: Apple’s next mobile operating system, believed to be named iOS 8, will be shown off at WWDC. Rumors suggest that iOS 8 will come with the same look and feel (with a few updates here and […]

10 Things to Know About the New and Improved Firefox By Don Reisinger A Much Nicer Design There’s no debating the fact that the new Firefox, Firefox 29, comes with a much nicer design than the previous version. The design makes it easier to focus on Web pages by shedding all the extraneous menus and […]

10 Ways to Protect Yourself From the Zero-Day IE Exploit By Don Reisinger Don’t Use Internet Explorer Here’s an easy way to safeguard yourself from this latest Internet Explorer threat: Don’t even open up Microsoft’s browser. Since IE is at the center of the exploit, by ditching the browser, there’s no chance of being affected […]

10 Facts Revealed in the Silicon Valley Antitrust Hiring Lawsuit by Don Reisinger Apple Tried to Preserve Steve Jobs’ Image Apple was extremely aggressive in its dealings with the court prior to the settlement. Just a week before the settlement, Apple requested that emails sent between Steve Jobs and Google Executive Chairman (then-CEO) Eric Schmidt […]

Lytro Illum Camera Delivers Groundbreaking Features by Don Reisinger The Hardware Is Top-Notch There’s nothing wrong with the hardware components in the Lytro Illum. The device comes with an 8x optical zoom and a custom-designed 40-megaray light-field sensor. And since it weighs just 940 grams, it won’t be difficult to carry around when exploring the […]

10 Communication Apps to Help Reduce Your Wireless Bill by Don Reisinger Apple iMessage a Natural Choice on iOS One of the nice things about Apple’s iOS is that it comes with a built-in messaging app aimed at sidestepping SMS charges. Apple’s iMessage allows users to send text messages to each other without going through […]

10 Tech Companies Proving Innovation Isn’t Dead By Don Reisinger Tesla Tesla, one of the two companies in this roundup founded by Elon Musk, is easily one of the most advanced and forward-thinking carmakers in the world. The company makes high-end vehicles that run on electricity, and it does so without sacrificing style or convenience. […]

10 Factors That Will Determine Wearable Device Success By Don Reisinger Wearable Devices Need to Be Smarter Right now, it’s hard to find too many “smart” wearable devices. Sure, there are products that can monitor fitness levels and feature some smartphone-like functionality, but we’re still waiting on products that can handle boatloads of apps, have […]

Project Ara Handset Is an Innovative Concept: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger The Design Isn’t Bad So far, Google has only shown off design ideas for its Project Ara handset, and hasn’t said what will be final. And while they’re not exactly on the same plane as the iPhone or Galaxy S5, they do […]