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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.
Woe no: Apple failed to cure tech addiction
Apple's announcements fail to satisfy somebody else's business model.
Restricted views: Unstated reasons for limited access in iOS
If there’s one thing that users of Apple products want (not really), it's someone else stepping in and trying to take over the user experience.
Innovation myopia: Seeing it where you want to
It takes a special pair of rose-colored glasses to claim the firms copying Apple are the real innovators.
Increasingly wrong: The iOS advantage
The App Store increases its revenue advantage over Google Play.
The addiction: That thing we made up is all Apple’s fault
Technology addiction may not even be a real thing.
Let’s do it again: One iPhone killer dies, another is born
This time they'll get Apple for sure.
Release the hounds: When a press release fits your notions
It's great when you can talk about a new product and complain about Apple at the same time.
Sticking with it: iPhone X sales have to disappoint eventually
If at first a narrative doesn't succeed, try it, try it again.
The doom addiction: Analysts still down on AAPL
Some people think Apple can't continue to keep doing what it's always been doing for much longer.
2 fast, 2 furious: iPhone SE 2 rumors run amok
None of this makes much sense.
Crazy-making: Apple’s reinvention of the smartphone
Apple's influence on the industry drives some people nuts. But who's fault is it?
Taking stock: The X effect on AAPL
Don't take a short-term outlook.
Bear it in mind: Rumors of the iPhone X failure failed
Let's review what pundits said about the iPhone X.
Rabble rousing: iOS 11 bugaboo
The Macalope points out that wannabe pundits like to exaggerate out of all proportion.
Temporary, repeated insanity: Misunderstanding iPhone part orders
How to be right and wrong at the same time.