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In addition to being a mythical beast, the Macalope is not an employee of Macworld. As a result, the Macalope is always free to criticize any media organization. Even ours.
Hello, again: Re-introducing the iPhone
The iPhone X presents some new gestures. That's not a bad thing.
All over but the shouting: The iPhone X doom bringer
A successful phone means the end of Apple.
An X to grind: Things we don’t need
Complaining about the iPhone X for the sake of complaining.
Wanna bet? Face ID’s chances of success
It's not the long shot some people seem to think it is.
Best nightmare ever: iPhone X demand fright
People really want the iPhone X. How terrible.
Scary faces: The Face ID bogeyman
It's a big problem if you lump it in with things that have actual problems!
The FUD factory: Fear-stoking on Face ID’s accuracy
Getting a detail on Apple's decision-making process doesn't mean it's a stunning revelation.
Mr. Mojo Fallin’: Apple’s supply chain problem
They've never, ever had supply constraints before.
Outside the tolerance: An adverse reaction to an iOS update
Apple uses better parts, and that's part of what makes iPhones so good.
Tugging at the heart strings: AirPods ruin everything
Apple has ruined something again. Nothing big this time, though, just human intimacy.
Pushing our panic buttons: Apple’s dramatically short stock fall
After Apple revealed the new iPhones, the company's stock fell one percent. Time to panic.
Unproven assertions: The thinnest of proofs
The Macalope says you shouldn’t try to use reader comments online as proof of Apple’s doom. That’s good advice that a lot of people don’t follow.
Imperfect features: The iPhone X’s expected flaws
Unreasonable expectations breed disappointment.
Privacy is a feature: Apple sells more of it
Consider all the costs when comparing devices.
A losing narrative: Amazon beats Apple
Making money is for losers.