Don Reisinger

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Half of iPhones already run third-party apps

By Don Reisinger published

Even though Apple has announced that it will allow iPhone owners to install third-party apps in the coming months, one report claims half of them have already started

Online gaming still a minority pastime

By Don Reisinger published

Although almost 72 per cent of Americans play video games, not nearly as many are playing online as we thought

Apple working on touchscreen MacBook and more

By Don Reisinger published

Even though Macs have never been as popular as they are now, Steve Jobs may have some exciting ideas up his sleeve to entice even more people to his side

Microsoft allows Windows XP to live on

By Don Reisinger published

Although Windows Vista hasn't exactly been a hit, Microsoft has consistently said that it plans on discontinuing its predecessor, Windows XP, by 30 June of this year - until now, that is

Google's online office apps work offline too

By Don Reisinger published

Google Docs will use Google Gears to get the job done

No-brainer: 3G iPhone coming in May

By Don Reisinger published

As summer gets closer, financial firms are speculating about the future of the iPhone. And, according to Bank of America, a 3G version may be coming sooner than anyone thinks.

Rockstar brings Amazon MP3 downloads to GTA 4

By Don Reisinger published

In an attempt to capitalise on the Grand Theft Auto series' popular in-game radio feature, Rockstar has teamed up with Amazon to create a totally new way of distributing media.

Microsoft says Surface computer is imminent

By Don Reisinger published

Could arrive up to two years earlier than expected

College students want Macs more than ever

By Don Reisinger published

40 per cent are ready to abandon Windows for OS X

Google's web Family Safety Guide goes online

By Don Reisinger published

Launches new public service to educate about internet danger

Android phones coming by summer?

By Don Reisinger published

Company says phones may come sooner rather than later

Survey: Most kids surf 'net while watching TV

By Don Reisinger published

Multitasking presents new challenges for TV programmers

Is the iPhone finally ready to do business?

By Don Reisinger published

Gartner Research backtracks, changes tune about Apple mobile

Mac Mini alive and kicking, may get revamp

By Don Reisinger published

Apple to gut the diminutive desktop for fresh internals

Hackers pull one over on Blu-ray again

By Don Reisinger published

The latest attempt at Blu-ray copy protection has failed

AOL's Bebo buy not approved by most execs?

By Don Reisinger published

Networking site could have been bought to dress up AOL books

Prospective iPhone developers vent frustration

By Don Reisinger published

Apple came under fire over the weekend with thousands of prospective iPhone developers complaining that they were denied access to the company's development too

Apple TV to become TiVo challenger?

By Don Reisinger published

A new Apple patent filing has surfaced pointing to the possibility of the company offering an upgraded Apple TV that can record and play back live shows

Electronic Arts makes hostile Take-Two bid

By Don Reisinger published

Wants control of games rival before GTA IV hits shelves

US government gets sneak peek at Windows 7

By Don Reisinger published

Attempting to ensure anti-trust laws are followed

Serious MS Office flaws finally patched up

By Don Reisinger published

Patches are all critical, including one major online fix

Google to push YouTube for better ad revenue

By Don Reisinger published

Wants to refocus its advertising sales and fix past mistakes

Intel to beef up solid state drives to 160GB

By Don Reisinger published

Could bump capacity up, while prices are sure to fall

Google advertisers must speed up load times

By Don Reisinger published

Will penalise those who don't fix slow servers

Motorola president resigns suddenly

By Don Reisinger published

Company to withdraw from mobile market?