about Don Reisinger

Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered everything from Google and Apple to HDTVs and cell phones. You can find his columns on CNET, Computerworld, ITworld and many others. Reach him at: dreisinger@itworld.com . For more information, visit donreisinger.com. If you'd like to see what Don's up to every day, follow him on Twitter. (Please note: The opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of ITworld.)

What I've posted

Beyond the iPhone: Three smartphones worth a look

Product review | Mobile & wireless | Personal tech | 10/3/08 at 3:52 pm | add a comment | 7I like it!

The great iPhone pricing debacle

Opinion | Personal tech | 7/1/08 at 2:26 pm | 1 comment | 16I like it!

Even Apple will be hated one day

Opinion | Business | 6/24/08 at 4:26 pm | 1 comment | 16I like it!

The future is bleak without XP

Opinion | Windows | 6/19/08 at 2:26 pm | 1 comment | 69I like it!

The snoozefest at WWDC

Opinion | Hardware | 6/12/08 at 3:45 pm | add a comment | 7I like it!

Why Apple has forgotten about the iPod

Opinion | Personal tech | 6/9/08 at 10:53 am | 1 comment | 6I like it!

Windows 7 sounds ridiculous

Opinion | Operating systems | Windows | 6/2/08 at 3:46 pm | 1 comment | 7I like it!

Google should be scared of Microsoft

Opinion | Business | 5/23/08 at 10:45 am | add a comment | 4I like it!

Don't kid yourself - Apple is a software company

Opinion | Hardware | 5/16/08 at 3:39 pm | add a comment | 3I like it!

Good riddance: The end of the desktop is near

Opinion | Hardware | 5/12/08 at 10:58 am | add a comment | 2I like it!
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