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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.
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.
Quarterly churnings: Apple results bring predictable reaction
Apple did well but failed to live up to every single fantasy analysts created.
Unreasonable Xpectations: Wall Street unimpressed with the iPhone X
How many people did you think were going to buy a $999 smartphone?
Panic attack: Scapegoating the iPhone X
The iPhone X did not cause a global slowdown in the smartphone market.
Fool on the hill of money: The iPhone X doing its job
Almost nobody is buying the $999 phone other than the people buying it.