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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.
A hello to ARMs: The next generation of Apple tropes
The rumors of Apple switching the Mac to its own ARM processors have the Macalope reminiscing about the good ol' days.
By any other name: Counting ports on the MacBook Pro
The Macalope says that not everyone defines "pro" the same way.
Recognizing game: iPhone SE praise from an unexpected source
Even Android fans tip their hats.
Cheapskating: Apple’s rumored cost-cutting measure
The Macalope: If the rumors are to be believed, Apple is looking for more delightfully impish ways to cheat you out of your hard-earned money.
Market making: Too many iOS exploits
Reports say there are a lot, but The Macalope asks, how many of them affect you?
Price points: Do iPhones cost too much?
The Macalope says that maybe it depends on who’s buying which phone.
Fast, cheap and out of control: Wanting a 5G iPhone
5G might be a thing some time, but it's not a thing yet.
High-value targets: Not every iPhone owner qualifies
Your iPhone may be vulnerable to an attack, but it doesn't mean you're going to get one.
iPhone SE matters: The right phone for our times
An affordable phone featuring tested technology? Yes, please.
Pull the other one: Apple’s partner’s shenanigans
The Macalope on how Foxconn can't keep up with its promises.
Weathering the criticism: Apple makes life on Android a little worse
The Macalope: Not every acquisition is an antitrust violation.
The iPhone buying conundrum: Outlook hazy
The Macalope’s iPhone is four years old, but he’s content to wait for a new phone. But wait for what? And how long?
Copy cats: How the iPad got where it is
Did Apple copy the Surface? It depends on how you look at it, says The Macalope.
Bad news roundup: Evaluating Apple’s current rough patch
Apple’s stock is down on bad news for the economy due to the coronavirus. But don't worry about Apple.
The bespoke virus effect: Apple and the coronavirus
It’s not only Apple that’s affected.