Don Reisinger

10 Reasons Today’s Chromebooks Look Like a Smart Mobile PC Buy By Don Reisinger They Appeal to Budget-Conscious Consumers One of the best things about Chromebooks is that they’re inexpensive. In fact, customers can get their hands on the devices for as little as a couple hundred dollars, and even some of the higher-end Chromebooks […]

Amazon’s Smartphone Design: 10 Features We Want to See by Don Reisinger Reports Say Multiple Lenses Will Enable 3D Photography If the reports are true, the Amazon smartphone will come with four lenses, allowing for a full 3D effect. If that’s the case, it’ll be a welcome addition to the handset. Full 3D support has […]

10 Reasons It’s a Bad Idea to Be a Google Glass Early Adopter By Don Reisinger It’s Too Expensive Spending $1,500 on a device that has yet to officially launch and prove its value seems like a lot of money, doesn’t it? Google justifies Glass’ price tag by saying that it’s a future-focused technology, but […]

10 Takeaways From Latest Apple-Samsung Patent Infringement Trial By Don Reisinger Big Money Could Change Hands Apple has put a massive price tag on this one. With help from an expert witness, Apple argues that Samsung should pay $2.19 billion in damages for its alleged infringement of Apple’s patents. The figure was arrived at by […]

10 Rumored iPhone 6 Features That Make Sense by Don Reisinger Expect to See a Bigger Screen The iPhone 6 will come with a bigger screen, just about every analyst and rumor out of the supply chain suggests. It’s believed that the iPhone 6 will come with a 4.7-inch HD display, making it slightly smaller […]

An Apple Buyout of Sony Is a Bad Idea: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Apple Doesn’t Do Well With Too Much Remember when Steve Jobs came back to Apple and eliminated the vast majority of the company’s products? He realized at that time that Apple couldn’t survive with so many product lines, and he […]

Heartbleed SSL Encryption Flaw: 10 Ways to Minimize the Threat by Don Reisinger Know the Affected Sites and Steps They’re Taking It’s estimated that the Heartbleed flaw has affected at least 600 of the world’s most popular 10,000 sites. Millions more of lesser-known sites are also affected. The first step in staying secure in the […]

10 Reasons to Avoid Replacing Windows XP With Windows 8 By Don Reisinger For the Enterprise, Productivity Will Slip When it comes to evaluating new technology solutions, the corporate world cares most about employee productivity. Realizing that, switching from Windows XP to Windows 8 might be a bad idea. The operating systems are so different […]

10 Reasons Windows XP Served PC Users Well for More Than a Decade By Don Reisinger It Worked Well for Enterprise Users The enterprise benefited greatly from Windows XP. The operating system provided the right balance of features and usability to maximize user productivity, and thanks to its longevity, companies were able to keep the […]

10 Reasons to Pick Amazon Fire TV Over Apple TV By Don Reisinger It’s Better-Looking Apple TV is by no means an ugly device, but Fire TV has it beat in the looks department. The device is a small, thin, square box that can be placed just about anywhere in a home-entertainment setup and go […]

Viber VOIP Phone App: 10 Things You Should Know About It By Don Reisinger Viber Wants to Catch Up With Skype Since Microsoft acquired Skype a few years ago, the company has been quietly making it more appealing to enterprise customers. Skype is integrated into Windows quite nicely, its security has been improved, and it’s […]

10 Smartphones, Tablets You’ll Want to Know More About in 2014 By Don Reisinger Sony Xperia Z2 Sony’s Xperia Z2 is the company’s best attempt yet to capture considerable market share in the mobile space. The device will launch with a 5.2-inch 1080p display and feature 3GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage. It’ll […]