This week’s Macworld column looks at pundits looking for answers in all the wrong places.
Misplaced attention
Pundits looking for answers in all the wrong places.
Category: iPhone
Much ado about what, exactly?
Nobody likes Apple and Google anymore.
Today’s Macworld column looks at the troubling “news” that Apple and Google are no longer America’s sweethearts. Tuesday’s column looked at another pundit who’s oh-so-concerned about that new ad campaign.
Recycling
Recycled arguments about Apple save the environment! OK, not really.
This week’s Macworld column looks at the wonderful world of recycling… dumb arguments about Apple.
Also, if you missed Thursday’s column because the Macalope didn’t link to it, here, he’s linking to it now. It’s about how a commercial can drive a pundit insane. Fascinating reading.
Projection
Not real things you can write about Apple!
Today’s Macworld column looks at the dizzying array of things pundits like to project about Apple.
Works of fiction
Tech journalism is a great medium for working on your fiction. Apparently.
This week’s Macworld column finds that technology writing is a great place to hone your fiction-writing chops!
So misunderstood in his time
Poor Mike Elgan. … Wait, that’s not right.
Today’s Macworld column asks us all to cry a river for poor Mike Elgan.
Dubious conclusions
How did… what… when… who… with the… buh?
This week’s Macworld column wonders how pundits come to their conclusions. And if you missed Thursday’s and Tuesday’s columns that, uh, might be because the Macalope forgot to link to them.
A hot mess
There are two kinds of hot messes in this world. Let’s review.
This week’s Macworld column looks at the two kinds of hot messes there are in this world.
The reviews are in!
The reviews are in and iOS 7 is a dud!
Today’s Macworld column looks at one of the first reviews of iOS 7. Wait… reviews?
The beginning of the end… again
After reinventing the smartphone, Apple stole it from the people who stole it from them!
Today’s Macworld column kind of wonders if pundits don’t have some sort of long-term memory disorder.