This week’s Macworld column asks the musical question “How small can a sample size get?” How’s less than one strike you?
Small sample sizes
Sample sizes so small they may not even exist!
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Spin city
Rules that only apply to Apple.
This week’s Macworld column looks at the ridiculous standard to which Apple is held. Yes, again.
It’s a wonder
The Surface, an Apple television and Tim Cook walk into a bar…
This week’s Macworld column checks in on the Surface with the Winotaur, speculates on an Apple television and looks at imagined reasons why Tim Cook did an interview.
Free range Macalope
New schedule with free columns on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Macworld has ended its Insider service. Starting this week, the Macalope will publish a Daily (single piece) on Tuesdays and Thursdays and a Weekly (three pieces) on Saturdays, all free.
Today’s piece looks at some wacky, alternate reality Apple coverage from down under.
Opinions are like iPads, everybody has one
Fun with stock prices, iPad Mini doom and a big-time newspaper falls for a small-time stunt.
This week’s Macworld column looks at Apple’s stock and the possible manipulation thereof, how the iPad Mini spells D-O-O-M for Apple and how nobody wants to buy it.
It’s a dirty job
Trolls and Lyons. Oh, god.
This week’s Macworld column looks again at whether or not we should be replying to this junk. The Macalope makes his case again and looks at the downward spiral of Dan Lyons.
CEO chatter
Ballmer! Bezos! Cook! And the pundits who love them.
This week’s Macworld column looks at three CEOs: Steve Ballmer, Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook.
Fun-sized
Let’s look at the reaction to the iPad mini. Oh, come on, it’ll be fun.
Yep, this week’s Macworld column looks at the reaction to the iPad mini.
Weak sauce
You really going to stick with that argument?
This week’s Macworld column looks at some of the weakest arguments about Apple you’re likely to see. (This is called “curation”, people. Look it up.)
It’s a living
Asking the musical question “Do they really get paid for this?”
This week’s Macworld column looks at more fantastic “analysis” of the iPhone 5 and you’ll never guess what a university professor thinks Apple is. Unless you already guess “a religion” which you probably did.