Making excuses

This week’s Macworld column looks at the Kindle Fire, another market share argument and the Android user experience.

Dubious analysis

This week’s Macworld column looks at iPad Johnny-come-latelys, Kindle Fire-y doom predictors and what’s up Consumer Reports’ butt.

Wasting time

This week’s Macworld column looks at bad pundits and good pundits, pundits who pander and are still bad and suggests maybe everyone doesn’t have to worry so much about Apple’s every statistic.

Low barrier to entry

This week’s Macworld column wonders what’s up at Forbes, what happened to netbooks and why Mike Elgan can still get people to pay him to write about Apple.

Crazy making

This week’s Macworld column looks at the ridiculous reaction to the iPhone 4S and Apple’s quarterly results and wonders what next week will be like.

A bag of stupid fries

This week’s Macworld column looks at more stupid reaction in the wake of the iPhone 4S and the death of Steve Jobs.

Respect

This week’s Macworld column looks at reaction to the iPhone 4S and the death of Steve Jobs.

Also, if you missed it, the horny one paid his respects to Steve Jobs on Thursday in an open-to-all edition.

Against the brain

This week’s Macworld column welcomes the Amazon Kindle Fire and wonders what’s in the water over on Wall Street because some of those guys are goofy.

Busted businesses

This week’s Macworld column looks at Microsoft, eWeek and HP. Hence the title.

Executive summary

This week’s Macworld column looks at three executives: Tim Cook, Andy Rubin and Steve Jobs, and includes a piece from Forbes that is Apple-is-a-religion-ariffic!