Today’s Macworld column looks back to when New York state officials were arguing for more iPhone security.
Double jeopardy
Remember when NY state officials were arguing for more iPhone security?
Category: Security
Dial tone
Cyber pathogens lie dormant, waiting to kill us all.
Today’s Macworld column looks at some more crazy iPhone unlocking commentary.
The wrongness chamber
How wrong can you get something? Turns out quite wrong.
Today’s Macworld column looks at how backward you can get this Apple/FBI case.
Uninformative
Feeding the rage machine.
Today’s Macworld column looks at feeding the Apple rage machine.
Flawsome software
The latest Android vulnerability offers a nice object lesson.
Today’s Macworld column looks at the latest Android vulnerability.
Insecurity blanket
Apple must open iOS! Or we’ll go broke!
Yesterday’s Macworld column looked at some more sage advice for Apple: how it needs to open up iOS.
Spaced Gray Lady
The New York Times could use some work in their Apple coverage.
Today’s Macworld column looks at some of the lousy coverage of Apple coming from the New York Times. Of course, today they published this heartwarming piece, so it’s not all bad.
The outrage gap
Strange how Apple always gets top billing when there’s a problem, isn’t it?
This week’s Macworld column notices a slight difference in how Apple is treated versus how other companies are treated.
It’s dumb work if you can get it
They get paid for this!
Today’s Macworld column looks at the stinky onion of tech journalism: reporter writes dumb story about Apple, Forbes contributor copies it. Including the typos. Sigh.
A kinder, gentler Macalope
Security, wedgies and the Apple television.
This week’s Macworld column features an intervention followed by the Macalope making nice with a silly pundit, but not before handing out a much-deserved goring with the help of a friend.