Don Reisinger

HTC One Max: 10 Features That Matter Most in a Crowded Mobile Market by Don Reisinger The Big Display Is the Most Striking Feature The most important feature in the HTC One Max is its 5.9-inch screen. The display might be designed for smartphone users, but its high-definition visuals and sheer size make it look […]

10 Windows 8.1 Improvements Microsoft Hopes Will Placate Users by Don Reisinger Device Lockdown: An Important New Feature for Tablets Although it’s available to any Windows 8.1 user, Device Lockdown appears to be ideal for Microsoft’s tablet customers. New to Windows 8.1, the feature lets users access only a single special-purpose app. Microsoft rightly sees […]

iPhone 6 Design Wish List: 10 Improvements People Would Like to See by Don Reisinger Increase the Screen to Nearly 5 Inches Jefferies analyst Peter Misek, who has been following Apple for several years, recently predicted that the iPhone 6 would come with a 4.8-inch screen. What’s more, the display could stretch fully from edge […]

Google Keeps Slowly Building Acceptance of Chromebooks: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Sales Are Soaring Although Chromebooks got off to an inauspicious start, things have been going well lately. As noted, Chromebooks now account for between one-fifth and one-fourth of all current laptop sales in the U.S. Overall, in North America, Chromebooks hold a […]

Steve Ballmer’s Legacy as Microsoft CEO: 10 Highs and Lows By Don Reisinger Ballmer Moves Out From Under Gates Shadow When Ballmer was officially named Microsoft CEO in January 2000, he was decidedly overshadowed by founder Bill Gates, who took on the role as the company’s chief software architect. For years, many wondered if Gates […]

Google Nexus 5 Smartphone Debut Appears Imminent: 10 Things to Expect By Don Reisinger LG Is Definitely Behind the Device Although LG was the vendor behind the Nexus 4 and Google likes to swap device makers for its Nexus line, it’s believed that LG is once again developing the Nexus 5. The leak of a […]

Impending Mac Pro Launch Provides Plenty to Get Excited About by Don Reisinger It’s Been a Long Time Since a Major Update Despite Apple’s best attempts with slight processor upgrades to silence critics, the Mac Pro hasn’t changed much in years. The device is still huge, still not nearly as powerful as some of the […]

Bill Gates Facing Shareholder Calls for His Retirement: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger The Old Guard Is On the Way Out When Microsoft lost Ray Ozzie and after Ballmer announced he’d be moving on, something became immediately clear in Redmond: The Old Guard is on its way out. Through attrition, retirements or simply old […]

Google Faces 10 Threats to Its Future Global Growth by Don Reisinger Anti-Competitive Woes Competition has always been important to both domestic and foreign governments. That’s why Microsoft got hit so hard in the late 1990s and continues to have trouble with European Union market regulators. That’s also why Google is now in the EU’s […]

Apple Replaces Coca-Cola as World’s Top Brand: 10 Ways It Did It By Don Reisinger Followed Steve Jobs’ Lead Apple co-founder Steve Jobs knew what he was doing as the company’s chief executive. He understood that to succeed he’d need to be relentlessly innovative. Thankfully, Apple realized in the nick of time that it needed […]

Kindle Fire HDX Might Work in the Enterprise: 10 Reasons Why by Don Reisinger Welcome to the OfficeSuite Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX will ship with the built-in OfficeSuite that includes word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications. Add that to the Kindle Fire HDX’s ability to print all kinds of documents wirelessly, and the company might […]

Surface 2 Won’t Improve Microsoft’s Tablet Fortunes: 10 Reasons Why By Don Reisinger The Design Didn’t Work the First Time Around Microsoft believes that its product design is strong enough to hold up for a second generation. While the Surface’s design was fine the first time around, it wasn’t necessarily on the same level as […]