Don Reisinger

It’s easy to get confused by the BlackBerry Key2. The device says BlackBerry on its chassis but isn’t actually manufactured by BlackBerry. Instead it manufactured under license by TCL, a Chinese electronics company. However the Key2 looks like the Blackberry handsets of old in one obvious respect—the iconic physical keyboard that have always been a standard feature of these handsets. Although...

iOS 12 Enhancements Tops List of Likely Announcements at WWDC 2018 When Apple CEO Tim Cook takes the stage for his keynote at the Worldwide Developers Conference June 4, there’s a good chance product reliability will be on his mind. According to several reports, Apple has been working feverishly to improve the stability and reliability of its operating systems after...

Security Specialists, Network Engineers Top List of 'Hottest' IT Jobs As the enterprise changes, so too will the jobs, according to a newly released study from IDC and Cisco, which examined nearly 2 million IT job postings to find the positions that both have longevity and can offer the best long-term growth opportunities. The study shows that security professionals and...

OnePlus 6 Smartphone Comes With High-End Features at Midrange Price After months of rumors and speculation, Chinese boutique smartphone maker OnePlus has finally unveiled its new high-end handset. Called the OnePlus 6, the device has many of the powerful features corporate customers might expect, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, up to 8GB of RAM, and a large  screen to...

Microsoft Surface Hub 2 Takes Work Team Collaboration to a New Level Microsoft has corporate collaboration clearly in its sights with its new Surface Hub 2. The device, which Microsoft unveiled on May 15, was redesigned to give companies the option of using or multiple 50.5-inch screens to facilitate employee collaboration. The technology is powered by Windows 10 and comes...

Crypto-Mining Malware Tops Check Point List of Top Cyber-Threats In its latest Global Threat Index, security firm Check Point highlighted the top 10 malware types affecting companies today. The list, which was compiled after Check Point’s evaluation of 11 million malware signatures, suggests crypto-mining malware remains the most prevalent threat to enterprises followed by malvertising, browser hijackers and botnets.  Check...