Yesterday’s Macworld column took the time to listen to what Henry Blodget has to say. Why it did that is another question.
Repeat performance
Henry Blodget wrote something again, you guys.
Category: Silly Pundits
In nomine dumb
Guess what Apple is. Go on. Guess.
Today’s Macworld column looks at the shocking revelation that Apple might be… A RELIGION!
Hard lessons to learn
Sorry, Samsung, we’re not buying it. And pundits? The Macalope’s not linking to it.
In this week’s Macworld column, the Macalope lets Samsung know we’re not buying their “Aw, shucks” spiel and explains his no linking policy.
Stories we tell
How doomed is iOS? BlackBerry kind of doomed.
Yesterday’s Macworld column looked at how doomed iOS is. Again. This will be your homework before the weekly column tomorrow, where this piece comes up again.
Stylus lifestyle
Everyone loves styluses!
Today’s Macworld column looks at the resurgence of the stylus! Wait, what?
Solutions in search of a problem
Crazy ideas solve imaginary problems!
This week’s Macworld column looks at the crazy ideas pundits come up with to fix Apple’s imagined problems.
Also, the little birds that clean the bugs out of the horny one’s ears neglected to remind him to post links to Tuesday’s and Thursday’s column. Both are humorous instances of pundits just taking the word of executives at Apple’s competitors.
Telling
Everything’s about Apple and all those “fanbois”, except for that JD Powers survey which is all about price.
This week’s Macworld column looks at how the New York Times loves to make everything about Apple, the still-rampant use of the f-world and those JD Powers results.
Redefined
Keep moving those goal posts!
Yesterday’s Macworld column looks at the charming goal-post moving being done by some in the financial press.
Of course
Microsoft can’t lose!
Today’s Macworld column looks once again at how super-awesome Microsoft is.
A fundamental lack of understanding
Some people just don’t get it. Not just Apple, but their own business models.
This week’s Macworld column has people who don’t understand iPad pricing, people who don’t understand iPhone sales and people who don’t understand their own business model.