
Spontaneous sharing: Samsung’s newest innovation
Let's talk about how we grade Samsung and Apple on a sliding scale.

Crying dire wolf: The state of Apple Maps
Apple is updating the worst mapping application in the history of mapping.

By the numbers: second is the new first
People really prefer the second most popular thing, not the first.

Supremely forced: Any excuse to list Apple’s woes
Anything that happens can be made out to be bad for Apple.

Keyboard sensitivity: Leave the iPhone 4 out of this
The MacBook keyboard issues are not really comparable to Antennagate.

Stacking the deck: Google wins again
When you remove Apple's advantages, Google is the clear winner.

No good deed goes unpunished: The Apple blame game
Apple has a smaller market share and does more than any of its competitors, but it still gets more blame.

Friends and enemies: Reacting to Apple’s privacy stance
Shocked to find out there is marketing going on here.

Not seeing red: Missing Apple’s color strategy
Shifting vibrant color options away from more expensive products is the right move.

A thousand noes: Checking out the Android hotness
You won’t believe what they have. Doink.

The unmerry-go-round: Repeating Apple rumors
You'll never guess which Apple rumor is back. Unless you guessed iPhone production cuts.

The shouting: What’s left when WWDC is over
It's all over but the complaints.

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.