Full of sound and furry
This week’s Macworld column takes on Byte, the Amazon tablet and HP’s TouchPad.
This week’s Macworld column looks at the bad start for the return of Byte Magazine, who could really have it worst if Amazon ships a tablet this fall and some bad decision making by HP.
Stories that get carried away in this week’s Macworld column.
This week’s Macworld column looks at stories that get carried away, from iPhone rumors to a top ten list to a suggestion about iOS security.
RIM, the Apple rumor mill and the Winotaur bring amusement.
Good news! RIM’s funny again! You know what else is funny? The Apple rumor mill and the Winotaur. All in this week’s Macworld column.
Wired, Dan Lyons and RIM let us down in this week’s Macworld column.
This week’s Macworld column looks at three things that used to be funny but aren’t anymore: Wired, Dan Lyons and RIM.
Reminder to Insiders, we’re marking the new Saturday content with “Saturday Special”.
Because we care.
Whatever happened to that 4G Xoom upgrade?
The Macalope was kind of wondering what happened to that iPad-killing 4G Xoom upgrade. Turns out it’s been delayed from the second quarter to “summer”.
OH, WELL.
Still, remember, it’s 4G-capable, so… advantage: Xoom.
Bonus weekend Macalope action!
A special weekend Macalope because some things are too stupid to wait to skewer.
Obtuse reviews and RIM’s financial troubles in this week’s Macworld column.
This week’s Macworld column looks at obtuse reviews and RIM’s financial troubles.
For you Insiders, we’ve started tagging the new content in the Saturday column with the alliterativeriffic “Saturday Special” heading. We’ll also try to put it at the top unless it’s a logical follow-up to another piece.
Flash, subscriptions and Lodsys at Macworld.
This week’s Macworld column looks at Flash, Apple’s changes to iOS subscriptions and more on Lodsys. For you Insiders, the third part’s all new.
The Macalope hits Lodsys and Windows 8 over at Macworld.
Lodsys and Windows 8, all in this week’s Macworld column.
Which is still free, by the way.
Some old claim chowder
“The great task in front of us over the next two years is to lift the experience of the Linux desktop from something that is stable and robust and not so pretty, into something that is art,” Shuttleworth said to applause from the audience. “Can we not only emulate, but can we blow right past Apple?”
– Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical, maker of Ubuntu, 7/22/2008