The Macalope
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Apple's privacy is more important–and precarious–than ever
After being told "nobody cares about privacy," looks like people really do.
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Apple's latest competitors are Nothing at all
Meta puts its watch ambitions on hold leaving an opening for, well, Nothing.
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WWDC gave us plenty of reasons to get mad at Apple
Don't get mad about Stage Manager's hardware requirements. Get mad about the Apple Watch Series 3.
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Stage Manager proves once and for all: The iPad can work
Multitasking finally makes sense on Apple's tablet.
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Privacy is a right—the right way to lose money
Meta and other companies are hit hard by Apple's privacy rules.
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We finally know why Apple is so doomed: It's all Jony Ive's fault
Jony Ive is a talented guy, but he was not Apple's sole innovator.
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Apple keeps reminding us how ridiculous its App Store rules are
Facebook's hypocritical take on the App Store is sadly in character.
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5G is a joke and the iPhone is the well-timed punchline
Apple may have been late to the 5G party but the party was lame anyway.
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These hot Apple takes were so bad they've gone rotten
Remember when people thought Elon Musk would be great as CEO of Apple?
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Apple can make its legendary ease of use extremely difficult when it wants to
The trickle of App Store changes is a torrent of frustration for developers.
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Of course the new iPhone SE is doomed–and in record time too!
Rumors of production cuts make the Macalope wonder if he hasn't seen this episode before.
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Apple is about to make a big mistake with the iPhone 14
No new iPhone mini this year? Say it isn't so.
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Apple left out the 'Pro' when it made Mac Studio
Apple's Mac lineup is better than ever, but it's still missing an important piece.
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The iPhone SE is forever doomed to fall short of lofty expectations
The problem with surveys is that people don't know what they're doing.
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Too big to fine: How do you punish a company that can afford anything?
Apple is happy to pay fines to keep doing business as usual.
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Apple's trust issues could end up hurting us all
Apple would rather you don't publicize problems, but that seems to be what works.
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With AirTag, Apple's best just isn't good enough
Apple deserves criticism for the AirTag's privacy warnings, even if its competitors are worse.
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Facebook is more valuable than your privacy
Facebook expects to lose $10 billion in ad sales, thanks to Apple. So sad.
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If Apple doesn't start losing, nothing's ever going to change
Apple will never make the changes it needs unless it's forced.
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