Articles by Don Reisinger
Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads Suffer Outage — But Why?
Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, among Meta’s many other platforms, suffered an outage. Meta is having a rough Tuesday after a widespread outage hit an untold number of its social media users.
Apple Faces $2B Penalty, Experts Suggest Possible Lenient Outcome
After an extensive probe, Apple has attracted the attention of the European Union's competition regulator, but there's skepticism among experts about the impact of the substantial fine.
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI, But Can He Win?
Elon Musk sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging they violated the founding agreement by not keeping it non-profit and independent.
Apple's Pivot from Apple Car Sparks Speculation on Broader Ambitions
After over a decade of speculation about Apple's development of an electric vehicle to rival Tesla and transition into automotive manufacturing, the company's decision against pursuing the project casts doubt on numerous aspects of its future plans.
Mobile World Congress Day Two: All the Highlights
Day Two of Mobile World Congress shines as smaller, innovative companies showcase their new wares, following the big announcements from larger corporations on Day One.
Mobile World Congress Day One: What To Know About The Ultimate Phone Conference
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) commenced in Barcelona on Monday. Each year, the mobile and wireless industries descend upon Barcelona to showcase their latest innovations.
How Electric Vehicles Can Improve Public Health — And Save Lives
New data from the American Lung Association has found that if the U.S. could transition to zero-emission vehicles and an electrical grid powered by clean, renewable energy, it could prevent 2.79 million pediatric asthma attacks and more than 500 infant mortalities by 2050.
AT&T’s Recent Cell Phone Service Outage Was Scary — But It Could Get Worse
The recent outage in AT&T's network, which temporarily left thousands without communication, underscores the importance of learning from such disruptions to enhance resilience.
Your Next TV Could Be A Walmart Brand
Walmart will acquire television manufacturer Vizio for $2.3 billion. Walmart could soon find itself in the television business. And what that could ultimately mean for consumers - and the broader television industry - is something many market watchers are now keeping a close eye on.
How Bad Is Nintendo’s Switch 2 Delay?
Nintendo has informed third-party game developers that it will likely delay the Nintendo Switch 2 to early 2025.
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Does Apple Really Need a Foldable iPhone?
Speculation surrounding Apple's development of a foldable iPhone to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold or Google's Pixel Fold has been ongoing for years, but recent details from Apple's supply chain suggest that the company is advancing with its plans and could potentially launch the handset as soon as 2027, according to serial leaker Revegnus.
