Don Reisinger

10 Ways Satya Nadella Is Changing Microsoft’s Product Strategy By Don Reisinger Mobile Comes First in Microsoft’s Plans Satya Nadella said multiple times in his most recent letter to employees that mobile must come first in his company’s plans. Nadella has watched companies like Google, Apple and Samsung capitalize on the mobile space, and he […]

10 Reasons to Pick the HTC One M8 Over the Galaxy S5 by Don Reisinger An Elegant Design The HTC One M8 comes with a beautiful design that the Galaxy S5 can’t match. The smartphone has an all-aluminum shell that meets the front of the device at the perfect spot to deliver an elegant finish. […]

10 Microsoft Office Alternatives for Peripatetic iPad Users By Don Reisinger Apple iWork Apple’s iWork suite is a must-have for someone who wants to create and edit Office documents but doesn’t want to go with Microsoft’s alternative. Apple’s productivity suite includes a Word alternative in Pages, an Excel competitor in Numbers and more. The iWork […]

Facebook’s Oculus VR Buy Looks Like a Bad Idea: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger It’s Way Too Expensive Yes, Oculus came along with an interesting idea, but are we really to believe that a company that has yet to launch a consumer product is worth $2 billion? Facebook paid the company $400 million in […]

HTC One M8 Hitting the Market With a Solid Design: 10 Key Features by Don Reisinger The Screen Is the Right Size It’s not a big jump, but the HTC One, which formerly featured a 4.7-inch screen, now comes with a 5-inch display. That’s the perfect size for smartphone owners. There’s a recent trend in […]

Android Security Remains a Glaring Problem: 10 Reasons Why By Don Reisinger The Market Share Doesn’t Lie Why should you worry about Android security? Perhaps there’s no better justification than the very fact that 97 percent of all mobile malware is targeting Android. That means that the chances of getting malware on other platforms is […]

BlackBerry Needs to Leave the Mobile Handset Business: 10 Reasons Why By Don Reisinger Sales Are Plummeting It’s not hard to justify BlackBerry getting out of the hardware business when one examines its last financial report for the three-month period ended Nov. 30. The company reported hardware revenue of $476 million, representing a 70.7 percent […]

10 Facts About Windows XP’s Enduring PC Market Presence by Don Reisinger Windows XP Is Still Ubiquitous Windows XP isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. According to Avast, 23.6 percent of its 211 million users around the world are still running Windows XP. That figure is in line with the 29.5 percent of people globally who […]

Android Wear Is a Significant New IT Initiative: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Android Wear Smartwatches Will Arrive First As Google itself pointed out, and all of its marketing materials seem to indicate, Android Wear will first come to the market on smartwatches. That makes sense. Smartwatches appear to be the devices that most […]

Apple Should Discontinue the iPhone 5C: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger The iPhone 5C Isn’t Succeeding in the U.S. Apple’s iPhone 5C has proved somewhat unpopular in the U.S. Apple doesn’t release its sales data, of course, but Tim Cook acknowledged last month that the “ratio” between iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C sales wasn’t […]

Windows XP Support Deadline: 10 Options to Consider By Don Reisinger Is Everything Backed Up? This is perhaps the first and most important question all companies (and consumers) should consider before making the jump away from Windows XP: Is all mission-critical data backed up? The worst thing to have happen is to move away from […]

My Mac Pro: 10 Reasons It Was a Smart Purchase Decision by Don Reisinger The Design Is Gorgeous The first thing that hits you when you open the Mac Pro box is just how gorgeous the desktop’s design is. The Mac Pro is short and stocky and might look a little like a garbage can, […]