Today’s Macworld column looks at the very obvious contention that if a product is being advertised, then it must not be selling well.
Leading indicators
If there are ads for it, then it must not be selling well. QED.
Category: Hardware
Of babies and bath water
Apple Car DOA.
For your Memorial Day reading, Saturday’s Macworld column looked at the contention that the Apple Car is DOA.
Stainless steal
The Apple Watch might be better with added security features, but that doesn’t mean it’s “easy to steal”.
Yesterday’s Macworld column looked at claims that the Apple Watch is easy to steal.
Bad decisions
BREAKING: Person who didn’t want an Apple Watch turns out to not like it.
Today’s Macworld column looks at the startling revelation that if you don’t want an Apple Watch, you maybe shouldn’t buy one. Particularly a $700 one.
Gross
A gimmicky “Dear John” letter for a gadget isn’t cute.
Today’s Macworld column reviews the grossness that is an Apple Watch “review” dressed up as a break-up letter.
The impossible dream
Just say no to reviewing products that don’t exist yet.
Tuesday’s Macworld column looked at how pundits keep trying to review products that don’t exist yet.
Haptic hazard
That thing they haven’t announced an we know nothing about? Total fail.
Yesterday’s Macworld column looked at the fun you can have by analyzing products you know nothing about.
Not getting it
Don’t understand the Apple Watch? Write a column about it!
Today’s Macworld column looks at what you should do if you don’t understand the Apple Watch: Write a column about it in the nation’s biggest newspaper.
Stupid games
The Apple Watch is a failure… at meeting unrealistic expectations.
Yesterday’s Macworld column looks at the idea that the Apple Watch is a failure… to meet analysts’ estimates.
Bogus analogies
The Apple Watch is just like Google Glass? No.
Today’s Macworld column looks at the delightfully wrong comparison between the Apple Watch and Google Glass.