June 2013

• The Mac Pro Expansion Dilemma
• The iOS 7 Report: All This in Eight Months?
• Newsletter Issue #707: Android's Biggest Problem
  is Not the Features or the Fragmentation
• OS X Mavericks: Isn't There More?
• The iOS 7 Flip-Out
• From Cube to Tube: What About the Mac Pro?
• About the Apple Sporting Event
• Newsletter Issue #706: What I Don't Expect to See at the WWDC
• Did Apple Jump the Gun About Ditching Optical Drives?
• So Did Samsung Score a Major Victory Against Apple?
• About the Next Mac Pro
• iOS 7: Flat Means Cleaner
• Newsletter Issue #705: So Did Tim Cook Lie
  About Apple's New Product Rollout Schedule?

May 2013

• Expectations About the Next iPhone
• Any Show Stoppers from Tim Cook?
• About Apple's Services
• That Silly "Apple Must Compete With" Argument
• Newsletter Issue #704: Are You Ready for Black, White and Flat All Over?
• Getting Emotional About Apple's Tax Payments
• Did Samsung Bamboozle Consumer Reports?
• Apple's New Product Doublespeak
• Samsung Becoming Google's Worst Nightmare
• Newsletter Issue #703: Samsung Galaxy S4: More Bits and Pieces
• Samsung Galaxy S4: What About the Little Things?
• iOS and OS X: Is Apple Running Out of Ideas?
• So Where's My File?
• What Features Do You Want in a Smartphone?
• Newsletter Issue #702: Do You Hate Apple?
• What About a Single File Format?
• So the iPhone 5 Isn't Dead Yet
• About Those 100 Million Windows 8 Sales
• What if You Didn't Own Software Licenses?
• Newsletter Issue #701: They Know What Apple is Going to Do
• Why Expect Apple to Do All the Innovation?
• Typical Pre-WWDC Talk
• Ready To Toss Your Tablet?

April 2013

• The Apple Rush to Judgment Continues
• Newsletter Issue #700: The iPhone Versus Android: It's About Customer Loyalty
• Apple and a Finger Snap
• Tim Cook: Damned if He Doesn't
• Analyst Estimates About Apple Confront Reality
• Even More Wacky Apple Demands
• Newsletter Issue #699: Designing by Focus Group
• For Apple the Hits Keep on Coming
• Guess Who Makes Money from Android?
• A Long History of Foolish Apple Demands
• The Dizzying Pace of Apple Speculation
• Newsletter Issue #698: Coming to Grips with the New PC Industry
• Why Are Industry Analysts Still in Business?
• The Endless Wait for the Fiberhood
• Apple and the Cheap Gear Equation
• Stuff and Nonsense About the Letter "S"
• Newsletter Issue #697: False Perceptions About Apple Continue to Dominate
• The Microsoft on the Ropes Report
• The Apple Smart TV: Meeting the Needs of -- What?
• Apple's Product Pipeline: Stating the Obvious
• About the Tim Cook Apology Tour
• Newsletter Issue #696: Are You Ready for the Next Apple/Samsung Battle?

March 2013

• The Apple Report: Losing the Faith?
• Do We Need a Rush of Apple Product Intros?
• T-Mobile: A Major Change? Not Exactly
• What About an Android Death Watch?
• Newsletter Issue #695: Apple and the Media: Whom Do You Trust?
• The iMac and the Timing Dilemma
• Tunnel Vision and the iWatch
• Should We Pay Attention to Former Apple Executives?
• Is Wall Street's Negative Delusion About Apple Ending?
• Newsletter Issue #694: Wall Street's Curious Response to the Samsung Galaxy S4
• Can You Really Trust the Cloud?
• Is There a Real Buzz for the Samsung Galaxy S4?
• Industry Analysts Continue to Deliver Bad News About Apple
• More Foolish "Apple is Losing its Way" Chatter
• Newsletter Issue #693: Is it Time for a New Revolution with Apple's Mobile OS?
• About Those Public Platform Swatchers
• Can Microsoft's Executives Be That Stupid?
• The iPhone 5S is Due in June, or August, or Forget It!
• Should Apple Become Aggressive About Media Falsehoods?
• Newsletter Issue #692: Do You Remember Research?
• Removing a Superstar Executive from the Comfort Zone

February 2013

• The Apple Shareholder's Meeting: Sorry, No Stock Split!
• More Wacky Sales Predictions for Apple?
• New HP Slate 7 Reveals Company's Lack of Vision
• Newsletter Issue #691: International Roaming for Fun and Profit
• The Patent and the Reality
• More About the Apple/Wall Street Disconnect
• Microsoft Lives in the Bizarro Universe
• Repeating Rather Than Researching Apple News
• Newsletter Issue #690: Shouldn't Apple Be Previewing OS 10.9 Real Soon Now?
• The Apple Must Build This Report
• Apple Makes a Smart Pricing Move
• Should Samsung Buy Android?
• So is Apple Testing a -- What?
• Newsletter Issue #689: The iOS Versus Android: Wearing Someone Else's Shoes
• The Simple Versus the Complicated
• A Look at the Mac App Store Mess
• The Dell Buyout Smoke and Mirrors Report
• Apple Gear: So Much for a Lack of Demand
• Newsletter Issue #688: Crazy Suggestions for Apple Products
• More Proof Microsoft is in Deep Trouble?

January 2013

• Apple's Legal Wranglings: Much Ado About Nothing
• Awaiting (or Dreading) OS 10.9
• The Apple Report: Time to Return to Sanity?
• Newsletter Issue #687: The Ongoing Apple Disconnect
• They Want Apple to Fire Tim Cook
• The Apple Financials Report: Not Meeting Inflated Expectations
• Windows Phone and the 2.6% Factor
• Let's Stop this Jobs Was Right, Cook Was Wrong Nonsense!
• Newsletter Issue #686: What Does Apple Have Against RAM Upgrades?
• So is Apple Toast, or Flying Higher than Ever?
• More Confused Apple Product Speculation
• So is Wall Street Misjudging Apple?
• Old Wall Street Rumors Become New Wall Street Rumors
• Newsletter Issue #685: Why Still Cover Apple's New Product Announcements?
• Some Dirty Secrets About Upgrading to Windows 8
• Does the World Need a Cheap iPhone?
• Making Excuses for Consumer Reports
• Waiting for Tim Cook to Fail
• Newsletter Issue #684: More Dumb Suggestions for Possible Apple Products
• Burying the Netbook
• Yet More Curious Apple Speculation
• Possibly Logical Apple Predictions for 2013
• They Blame Apple for the Faults of the Tech Industry

December 2012

• Newsletter Issue #683: The Mapgate Report: The Worst Tech Failure of 2012?
• How About an Apple TV Digital Hub?
• The Love It or Leave It Argument
• Multitasking and the iOS
• Apple's Lost Quarter -- Not!
• Newsletter Issue #682: Mountain Lion: Four Months Later
• About Apple's Walled Garden
• An ISP's Dirty Secret
• A Potential Reality Check in the Apple/Samsung Battle?
• Defeating the Conventional Wisdom About Apple Once Again
• Newsletter Issue #681: Apple is Toast Fever Strikes Again!
• Google Maps for iOS: Watch the Media Fawn!
• Macs and PCs Become Harder to Sell
• The Apple Spooking the Media Report
• So Where Are the Great PC Tablets?
• Newsletter Issue #680: The Tim Cook Interview: More is Less
• Notes of Interest from Those Tim Cook Interviews
• The Apple Stock Fear Factor
• Has Apple Reached the End of the Fast Growth Curve?
• Is Apple Finally Ready to Repair OS X Interface Problems?
• Newsletter Issue #679: Apple Continues to Give Repair People Nightmares

November 2012

• Is What You See What You Really Get?
• Will Executive Shakeups Help Apple and Microsoft?
• About the Stories That Apple Hates Pros
• Lots of Advertising Doesn't Guarantee Sales
• Newsletter Issue #678: The Return of Snow Leopard Conspiracy Theory
• Does Microsoft Donate to Consumer Reports?
• Apple's Siri Dilemma
• How Did Microsoft Miss This?
• Is it Time to Talk About OS 10.9?
• Newsletter Issue #677: Apple and Microsoft: Ups and Downs
• Will the iPad mini Become the Mainstream iPad?
• iTunes Match: Will the Second Year Be as Imperfect as the First?
• If Windows 8 is Doing So Well, Why Dump the Person in Charge?
• So Has Apple Given Up the Nuclear Option?
• Newsletter Issue #676: The Apple/HTC Settlement: So Who Caved?
• A Made in the U.S.A. iPad?
• More Apple is Declining Nonsense
• Revisiting Macs on ARM
• So is Apple Really Long in the Tooth?
• Newsletter Issue #675: Should We Demand More Consistent Mac and iOS Interfaces?
• The Windows 8 Report: A Bag of Irritants
• Are the Latest iPad Reviews Ho-Hum?

October 2012

• Did Tim Cook Learn Something from Donald Trump?
• Revisiting Microsoft Office for Mac
• Newsletter Issue #674: More Wacky Industry Analysts Have a Go at Apple
• Apple's Financials: Meeting Inflated Expectations
• Is it Really All About iPad mini Pricing?
• A Mini with Maxi Impact
• The Dumping Samsung Report
• Newsletter Issue #673: A Fast and Dirty Look at Apple Pricing
• The Silly Exercise of Predicting iPad mini Sales
• Early Windows 8 Reviews: Understating the Obvious
• The Microsoft "In Your Face" Report
• Updated: Did Apple Really Postpone the iPad Rollout to Freak Microsoft?
• Newsletter Issue #672: A Casual Look at More Windows 8 Silliness
• About that Mac Sales Decline
• Rumors that Aren't Rumors
• Visiting the iPad Mini World Again
• Are You Still Holding Off on iOS 6?
• Newsletter Issue #671: The Foolish "What Would Steve Do" Argument
• Apple and Customer Good Will
• Another Look at the iPad mini
• The Mountain Lion Report: Has the Ardor Cooled?
• The Apple Is Always Perfect Rant
• Newsletter Issue #670: Examining the Ongoing Mapgate Controversy

September 2012

• Another Look At Apple's Alleged Ongoing Problems
• The Apple Hardware Report: Now About the Rest of the Year
• Separating the Fake Apple Criticisms From the Real Ones
• Did Apple Really Miss iPhone 5 Sales Expectations?
• Newsletter Issue #669: Is Maps Really an Apple Miscalculation?
• Of Maps, and Other iOS 6 Stuff
• Apple's Update Wednesday: Slightly Glitchy Close Encounters
• Those Wacky Responses to the iPhone 5
• Playing the Great Spec Game
• Newsletter Issue #668: Apple Derangement Syndrome is in Full Force
• Do We Expect Too Much of the iPhone 5?
• The Apple Event Report: Not So Surprising
• The Apple Event Still Won't Belong to Tim Cook
• The Kindle Fire: So What's the Point?
• Newsletter Issue #667: Some Foolish Marketing Schemes from Amazon and Nokia
• A Meager iMac Wish List
• What About Future Mac Growth?
• So is Apple Revealing Too Much About the Next iPhone?
• What the Latest OS Market Share Stats Reveal
• Newsletter Issue #666: Can Apple Make Up with Its Enemies?

August 2012

• Ready to Trade Your iPhone?
• PC Makers Still Can't Understand Simple
• Memo to Microsoft: Why Didn't You Make Windows 8 Usable?
• Apple's Legal Skirmishes Are Far From Over
• Newsletter Issue #665: So Does the Apple/Samsung Verdict Hurt Innovation?
• The OS 10.8.1 Update: Is That All There Is?
• About Those Alleged iPhone 5 Production Problems
• Apple Overcomes Quarterly Financials Stock Hit
• iWork: Long in the Tooth
• Newsletter Issue #664: So Why is the Media Still Taking Microsoft Seriously?
• The Apple TV Report: The Media Catches Up with the Night Owl
• Microsoft Continues to Fade into Obscurity
• What About the Macs that Still Need an Upgrade?
• Can There Be No More iPhone Surprises from Apple in 2012?
• Newsletter Issue #663: The Mountain Lion Report: Is My Problem Your Problem?
• User Friendliness Versus Hype
• Is Office Still Relevant on the Mac?
• Reading the iPhone 5 Tea Leaves
• The Mountain Lion Report: Checking Out Some Early Bugs
• Newsletter Issue #662: How Would Windows 8 Do on Rotten Tomatoes?
• Is Apple TV Ready to Leave the Hobby Stage?
• Microsoft's Email Musical Chairs
• The Wacky OS X Comments Report

July 2012

• Speculation About the Next Apple Event
• Newsletter Issue #661: The Mountain Lion Report: Surprisingly Stable
• Watch Out for the iPhone Sales Conspiracy Theories
• The Mountain Lion Report: Did Apple Play it Safe?
• The Apple Financials Report: Waiting For the Next iPhone
• So Where Does the OS X Go From Here?
• Newsletter Issue #660: Do You Really Need to Prepare for Mountain Lion?
• Haven't We Had Enough Patent Lawsuits?
• No New Mac Office?
• Is This When You Stop Buying the iPhone 4S?
• About the Post-PC and PC+ Eras
• Newsletter Issue #659: So is the World Really Waiting for Windows 8?
• The Mountain Lion Planned Obsolescence Report
• So Are We Really in the PC+ Era?
• Microsoft Vows to Beat Apple -- Again!
• Is Consumer Reports Having its Revenge Against Apple?
• Newsletter Issue #658: They Still Believe Apple's Competitors Will Triumph
• The iPad Mini Revisited
• Yet Another Microsoft is Losing It Report
• The Eternal Search for a Retina Display
• No, Apple is Not Competing By Lawsuit
• Newsletter Issue #657: Five Years After Apple Changed the Smartphone Industry

June 2012

• Is This a Way to Make a Profit From a Tablet?
• The OS X Report: My Problem is Everyone's Problem
• More Faux Competition for the iPad
• Is Apple Really Backtracking on Mac Security Claims?
• Newsletter Issue #656: Does Mountain Lion Fulfill the Promise of Lion?
• Is the Mac App Store a Bad Idea?
• Separate Consumer and Pro Versions of OS X?
• Is the Microsoft Surface Tablet Another Zune or Just Vapor?
• Critical Skepticism of Windows 8 Grows
• Newsletter Issue #655: The Dangers of Repeating the Same Mistakes
• Apple Counters the Mac is Dead Myth Yet Again
• The Danger of Jumping to Conclusions About Apple's Plans
• The Apple "Enforced Computing" Report
• The WWDC Report: Let the Spin Start
• Newsletter Issue #654: Must We Assume the Worst About Apple?
• Those Silly Industry Analysts Revisited
• Preparing for the Oh-So-Busy WWDC
• So Maybe Apple Won't Make a TV?
• How to Really Transfer Your Email Between Macs
• Newsletter Issue #653: Hopes Grow for Possible iOS 6 Changes
• Some Mac Upgrade Reassurance

May 2012

• Tim Cook Interview Debunks Critical Talking Points
• So Would Steve Jobs Really Have Vetoed Siri?
• Desperate Measures to Get Businesses to Upgrade from Windows XP
• Newsletter Issue #652: Getting Caught Up with Real or Imaginary Upgrades
• A Collection of Random Irritants
• Does Microsoft Have Any More Luster to Lose?
• Apple Continues to Upend the Tech Industry
• Rumors About New Apple Gear and the Consquences
• Newsletter Issue #651: Imitation is the Sincerest Form of -- Imitation
• The iPhone 5 Speculation Report: What Do We Really Know?
• Does Microsoft Have the Worst CEO on Earth?
• Assumptions (or Delusions) About the Next MacBook Pro
• The Apple Security Report: Is OS X Really Ten Years Behind?
• Newsletter Issue #650: They Want to Design Apple Hardware
• The Apple Notebook: Is the Optical Drive the New Floppy?
• The iPad Killer Report: Is There a Way Forward?
• An Apple/Samsung Settlement?
• The Analyst Lament: If Your First Prediction Doesn't Succeed, Try, Try Again
• Newsletter Issue #649: The Other Side of Net Neutrality
• Another Anti-Apple Smart TV Rant
• Taking Responsibility for Malware
• Another Apple Market Share Rant
• Of Refrigerators and Toasters

April 2012

• Newsletter Issue #648: If They Only Gave Tests for Industry Analysts
• Microsoft and the "New Coke" Syndrome
• How Long Can the Apple Gravy Train Last?
• The Curious Run Up to Apple's Financials
• Yet Another Router Setup Hassle
• Newsletter Issue #647: No Microsoft, It Wasn't Just the Outlook Database
• The iCloud Report: A Look at Apple's 1%
• Potential Challenges for Apple?
• Another Wackiness Rant
• Is it Time to Take Mac OS X Malware Seriously?
• Newsletter Issue #646: Still Not Ready: Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011
• The eBook Antitrust Lawsuit: From an Author's Point of View
• Mac Malware Revisited
• Does the World Need a Larger iPhone?
• The AT&T is Dumb Report
• Newsletter Issue #645: A Few Offhand Observations About the New iPad
• More Evidence that the Android OS is a Mess
• Attention Tech Media: It's the Company Not the CEO!
• Some Red Flags About New iPad Fear Mongering
• The Apple Antiglare Report
• Newsletter Issue #644: Half the Families in the U.S. Can't Be Wrong

March 2012

• Revisiting the iPad mini Myth
• Yet Another Quality Control Rant
• Consumer Reports Fails to Kill the iPad
• The Mac-As-Appliance Dilemma
• Newsletter Issue #643: Apple's Quiet OS Anniversary
• iPhone and iTunes: The Flakiness Continues
• Consumer Reports Trolls for More Anti-Apple Hype
• Forget the New iPad! What About the Next iPad?
• The New iPad Report: Getting Caught Up in the Wrong Specs
• Newsletter Issue #642: A Brief Visit with an Apple TV
• Microsoft's Vision for Searching for Needles in Haystacks
• More Wacky iPad Competition
• The Siri Report: Can You Hear Me Now?
• Another Look at the Apple Juggernaut
• Newsletter Issue #641: The New iPad Freakout
• What's in a Name? The New iPad Conundrum
• The Apple Media Event: Efficiency Rules
• The Email Report: Those Broken IMAP Installations
• The Apple Smart TV Report: A Serious Problem the Media Ignores
• Newsletter Issue #640: Why Do They Want a Smaller iPad?
• A Brief Visit to the World of Sliding, Swiping and Zooming
• The Random iPhone 4S Rant

February 2012

• Is Apple Building a Larger Walled Garden for Mac Users?
• Assumptions, Assumptions and More Assumptions
• Newsletter Issue #639: Creating Bad Products
• The Mountain Lion Report: Too Quick?
• Analysts Secretly Want to Run Apple
• The Mountain Lion Report: Apple Doubles Down on iOS Integration
• The Mountain Lion Report: Some Developers Are Way Behind the Curve
• Newsletter Issue #638: Some Mountain Lion Odds and Ends
• Just When You Thought Apple Ran Out of Cats
• It's Not Just the PC Industry That's Being Hurt by the iPad
• So is Apple Really Going to Introduce a Small iPad?
• When Apple's Lawsuits Get More Coverage Than Apple's Products
• Newsletter Issue #637: More Solid Evidence of Android Fragmentation
• The Non-Predictions About the iPad 3
• The Tragic Fates of Microsoft and Nokia
• Consumer Reports Still Lives in a Bubble
• What Will You Do When You Want to Replace Your Computer?
• Newsletter Issue #636: Was This Another Apple Screw-Up?
• They Want to Rush the iPhone 5
• The Living in the Past Department: So Ultrabooks Are Something New?
• Did Apple Wait Too Long to Fix Final Cut Pro?

January 2012

• What They Forget About Apple's Factory Worker Problem
• Newsletter Issue #635: You Can't Have More than 100%: The Apple Can't Lose Report
• The Microsoft Still Has No Taste Report
• Apple Goes Up, Microsoft Goes Down
• The Apple Blowout Report: More Goodies to Chew Over
• Apple's Prospects: Not Necessarily About Apple's Financials
• Newsletter Issue #634: The Apple Integrated TV and the Bandwidth Land Mine
• Apple Saves the Backs of Our Children
• The Microsoft Death Watch: The Clock is Ticking
• Does Tim Cook Need to Watch His Back?
• Another Part of the Apple Integrated TV Equation
• Newsletter Issue #633: Will the Next iPad Spring Any Surprises?
• Another Look at Apple's Quiet Success
• Another Pathetic Attempt to Read the Minds of Apple Executives
• The Never-Ending Apple Connected TV Discussion
• Frightened Companies Try to Upstage Apple Connected TV
• Newsletter #632: Apple Continues to Cast a Huge Shadow Over the Tech Industry
• Checking Out Possible 2012 Macs
• Here We Go Again: The Apple Connected TV
• Does Apple Need a Cheap iPad?
• Can the iOS Get Too Confusing?
• Newsletter Issue #631: Just When is Your Mac Too Old?

December 2011

• Attention Apple: Please Don't Make it Too Complicated
• They Wait for Apple to Fail
• GoDaddy and the SOPA Brouhaha
• Will There Be Any Big Surprises from Apple in 2012?
• Newsletter Issue #630: All-In-One Printing on the Cheap
• AT&T's Big Blunder
• Here We Go Again: First Apple, Then Microsoft
• The Apple Lawsuit Report: The Little Things Do Count
• Why Buy an Apple Product Now When We'll Have Something Better in Six Months?
• Newsletter Issue #629: How Much Mediocrity Are You Willing to Tolerate?
• The End of Instant Messaging Confusion?
• Microsoft Outlook 2011 for the Mac -- Still Not Quite Usable
• Yet Another Microsoft Musical Chairs Shell Game
• Does Apple Need to Rush to Fix iOS Problems?
• Newsletter Issue #628: Has HP Suddenly Become Google's Worst Nightmare?
• Do Patent Lawsuits Make Tech Gear More Expensive?
• Is the iPad Losing its Luster?
• The Never Ending Apple Television Report
• Apple and Bombast
• Newsletter Issue #627: Another Look at the Messy iTunes Universe
• What Do You Do with Your Personal Computer?
• Talking About R&D

November 2011

• Do They Deserve Free Advertising?
• So When is it Good Enough?
• Newsletter Issue #626: Does an iPhone 4 to iPhone 4S Upgrade Make Sense?
• Have You Been Banned by iTunes Match?
• So This is What Microsoft Calls Simple?
• Is Apple Becoming Number One in PC Sales?
• So Where Are the Profits?
• Newsletter Issue #625: So Are People Really Picking Android Over the iPhone?
• Can the Kindle Fire Light Your Fire?
• The Great iTunes Match Runaround
• Some Offhand iTunes Match Observations
• The Price of a Computing Appliance
• The One Paragraph iTunes Match Report
• Newsletter Issue #624: Those Silly Surveys
• They Attempt to Figure Out Apple's Current Management Scheme
• Confirmed! Adobe Flash on Life Support
• Did Consumer Reports Finally Get the iPhone Right?
• Some Apps Can't Play in the Sandbox
• Newsletter Issue #623: The Batterygate Myth
• So is Apple Changing or Not?
• So Are We Ready to Bid Adieu to the Mac Pro?
• Something About Apple Influences
• The Apple Connected TV Report: Just What Did Steve Jobs Crack?

October 2011

• Newsletter Issue #622: The iOS Report: Will Apple Run Out of Things to Change?
• A Watershed for Macs in the Enterprise
• The Quiet Mac Revolution
• Here We Go Again: Is Apple Readying a Connected TV?
• Is There a Steve Jobs Backlash?
• Newsletter Issue #621: Macs Flourish in the Post-PC Era
• The iCloud Report: Did I Say Cloudy?
• Wall Street Eats Their Own Dog Food
• The Apple Financials Report: An Apple Miss?
• So Why Should Apple Change?
• Newsletter Issue #620: The iOS 5 Report: Did I Say Glitchy?
• Is iCloud a Better MobileMe?
• Returning to the Mac
• Raising Expectations About Apple
• One Million iPhone 4S Customers Can't Be Wrong
• Newsletter Issue #619: Apple's Leadership and the Lessons of History
• About Steve Jobs: The World is a Colder Place
• The iPhone Report: So Much for "Minor" Updates
• In Memorian: Steve Jobs
• Let's Discuss the iPhone: Did Apple Meet Your Expectations?
• More Nonsense From the Wacky Online World
• Newsletter Issue #618: Don't Forget That Apple,
  Amazon and Google Have Different Business Plans

September 2011

• About the Amazon Kindle Fire
• The Shoot From the Hip Report: The Apple Media Event
• A Close Encounter with a Netbook
• The iPhone Report: 10 Million Versus 20 Million
• Newsletter Issue #617: Are We Paying Too Much Attention to Apple?
• The News that Makers of iPhone "Killers" Don't Want to Hear
• The Lion as Vista Report
• The Faded Report: A Fall iPad Update
• The Netflix Report: Qwik Who?
• Newsletter Issue #616: Should We Be Gushing Over Windows 8?
• The Microsoft Does it Again Report
• Of Lion and Windows 8
• The Apple Cult of Personality
• The iPhone Report: Should We Lower Expectations for an iPhone 5?
• Newsletter Issue #615: The Promise (Or Threat) of Windows 8
• The Lion Report: Did Apple Do Too Much?
• Copying the Look and the Feel
• What About An A6 Mac?
• They Assume the Worst About Apple
• Newsletter Issue #614: More Curious Product Reviews
• Did Apple Release Lion Too Early?
• The AT&T/T-Mobile Merger Report

August 2011

• Does the iPhone Need a Major Upgrade?
• Possible Samsung Solutions to Escape the Wrath of Apple
• Newsletter Issue #613: The Steve Jobs Resignation Fallout: Acceptance
• My Personal Encounters with Steve Jobs
• The One Paragraph Steve Jobs Resignation Report
• Are iPad Knockoffs on Life Support?
• The Lion Report: Deep Into the Second Month
• Where Does the PC Industry Go?
• Newsletter Issue #612: Apple's Competitors Take Another Fall
• The Android OS Alliance Begins to Fracture
• Some 10.7.1 Odds and Ends
• Now About That Walled Garden
• Google's Desperate Move to Save Android
• Newsletter Issue #611: Strange Days Indeed
• Bottom Line Reasons to Buy Apple Gear
• An Empty-Headed TV Commercial
• OS X Lion, Recovery and Reinstallation
• Apple Rises as the PC Industry Stagnates
• Newsletter Issue #610: Can You Believe Those Product Reviews?
• Apple Continues to Marginalize the Mac Pro
• Apple Continues to Upset the High Price Myth
• Of Generic Tablets and Choppy Rides
• The Lion Report: Hits and Misses?
• Newsletter Issue #609: Say So Long to the Optical Drive

July 2011

• Why Android's Market Share Doesn't Matter
• The Lion Report: Keeping it Simple
• The Lion Report: The Recovery HD
• The Lion Report: More Odds and Ends
• Newsletter Issue #608: Apple, Google and Reality
• The Lion Report: So Why Isn't it Mac OS X Lion?
• The Lion Report: Look for the Rough Edges
• Soaring iPad and iPhone Sales Lead Apple's Quarterly Revenues
• Will Android Survive the Apple and Microsoft Taxes?
• Newsletter Issue #607: The Lion Report: Expect Some Wacky Reviews
• The Lion Report: Just the Facts Please!
• Microsoft: The Definition of Insanity?
• The Battle to Destroy Android
• Correcting Some Lion Misinformation
• Newsletter Issue #606: Some Mac Users Locked Out of Lion
• The iMac and Instant Gratification
• Why It's a Mistake for Apple to Release an iPad 3 This Year
• The Lion Report: Letting People Off Gently
• The Lion Report: Doing Without
• Newsletter Issue #605: More Stupid Apple Comments
• The Final Cut Pro X Controversy: Too Much Emotion?

June 2011

• Does Apple Want to Control Your iPhone Camera?
• So They Still Want Apple to Die
• Auto Makers Need to Talk to Apple
• Newsletter Issue #604: A Personal Tale of Apple Reliability
• Apple and Patents: King of the World?
• So Should the Apple TV Become a Real Apple TV?
• Apple Continues to Revolutionize the Software Industry
• More Apple Speculation: Sensible and Otherwise
• Newsletter Issue #603: The Media is Finally Noticing There Isn't a Tablet Market
• Are We Expecting Too Much From A Mac Refresh?
• Are Executives Disposable?
• Why Don't They Report the Rest of the Story?
• The iOS 5 Report: Mail Still Unfinished
• Newsletter Issue #602: Of Apple and Intellectual Property
• The iOS Report: The Fine-Tuning Has Begun
• Apple's Misguided Lion Upgrade Scheme
• The Microsoft Scared to Death Report
• The Lion Pricing Report: The Night Owl Was Right!
• Newsletter Issue #601: The Awful Truth About Those iPad Killers
• Microsoft's Version of Innovation or Something
• The Lion Report: OK, Keep it Cheap
• Apple's Plans Are Not So Cloudy Anymore

May 2011

• The Lawsuit Game: I'll Show You Mine, if You'll Show Me Yours
• Newsletter Issue #600: The WWDC Talk Intensifies
• The Microsoft Death Watch Report: More Demands for a New CEO
• Apple Becomes Proactive About Security
• The Yahoo! Email Bait and Switch
• So Is Apple a Religion?
• Newsletter Issue #599: Is There Really a Tablet Revolution?
• Power Grid Board Game Review 2
• So Just How Successful is the iPad 2?
• Can a "Late" iPhone Upgrade Hurt Apple?
• The World of Bad First Impressions
• The Chrome What?
• Newsletter Issue #598: Revisiting the Dangers of the Internet
• Apple's Competitors Can't Fight Cultural Icons
• The Microsoft Suicide Watch
• Microsoft and Skype: A Marriage Made in That Other Place?
• The Apple Processor Report: ARM Versus Intel?
• Newsletter Issue #597: Is This a Candidate for the Lamest Comment of the Week?
• The Microsoft Death Spiral Continues
• The Apple Security Report: So Are You Happy Now?
• Apple Continues to Marginalize the Mac Pro
• Time to Replace Your Mac?
• Newsletter Issue #596: Welcome to the Wild World of Non-Stories

April 2011

• Apple, Auto Makers, and Regular Updates
• We Just Can't Believe the Simple Answers
• Can You Live Without a Retina Display?
• So What Does Apple Really Know About You?
• Newsletter Issue #595: Understanding the Magic and Mystery of the iPad
• Why Buy a New PC When You Get a Mac?
• Apple Plays the Game: Beat the Street!
• Some Media Pundits Still Don't Understand Why Apple is Successful
• What the White iPhone Tells Us About the iPhone 5
• Newsletter Issue #594: The App Store Versus the Competition
• Are We Now Entering the Post-PC Era?
• Why Outlook 2011 for the Mac Remains a Nightmare
• Flip Becomes a Flop
• Attention Apple Critics: Change Your Expectations!
• Newsletter Issue #593: Should You Believe Industry Analyst Projections?
• Apple Doesn't Have to Be Number One
• Another Wacky Theory: Apple Will Overtake Sirius XM
• Why Do You Believe Consumer Reports?
• You Sure Apple Can't Deliver the Goods?
• Newsletter Issue #592: Apple's Final Solution for People Who Hate PCs
• Android is Fragmented Except When It's Not

March 2011

• So What is Apple Really Selling?
• The iPad 2: A Fast and Dirty First Look
• Is Apple Delaying Key Hardware Releases?
• Newsletter Issue #591: How Not to Smother the iPad
• Dreaming of an iMac Pro
• Things We Don't Care About
• The Threat of the iPad 2
• AT&T's Eternal Search for Cell Tower Salvation
• Newsletter Issue #590: And Now There Are Three
• Does Lion Dumb Down the Mac OS?
• Does Thunderbolt Signal the Potential End to the Mac Pro?
• Welcome to the World of Unrealistic Expectations
• How to Really Make Your iPad Your Only Mobile Computing Device
• Newsletter Issue #589: Apple Exploits Our Need for Instant Gratification
• The iOS Report: There's Something to be Said for Predictability
• The iOS Report: The Refinements Keep on Coming
• Are the New MacBook Pros Lacking Something?
• The Real Victims of the iPad Revolution
• Newsletter Issue #588: Apple Critics Make More into Less
• Consumer Reports and Deceptive Reviews
• All's Right at Apple as Steve Jobs Hosts iPad 2 Event
• Is Apple Ushering in an Era of Cheap Gear?
• Are Macs Fast Enough Yet?

February 2011

• Newsletter Issue #587: Some iPhone Follies
• Apple Making Waves Again
• The Mac OS X Lion Report: Back in the News? (Revised!)
• Can't You Live Without an Apple Product Update? (Revised!)
• Steve Jobs and Tabloid Journalism
• Newsletter Issue #586: Some Fast and Dirty New Apple Product Speculations
• So Who is Number One Now?
• What Mac Features Do You Want to Give Up?
• Cheaper This and Cheaper That
• Apple Rumors Trump Another Industry Event
• Newsletter Issue #585: Yet Another Effort to Turn Two Failures into a Success
• Outlook for Mac 2011 — Still Not Ready for Prime Time
• How Not to Compete with Apple
• Some Hints About the Next iPhone?
• Apple Overcomes Steve Jobs Sick Leave Loss!
• Newsletter Issue #584: The iPad as a Subplot
• So Do You Really Need a Verizon iPhone?
• Can the iPad Save the Daily Newspaper?
• Are You Ready to Survive Without a Mac?
• Why Do They Want Apple to Fail?

January 2011

• Newsletter Issue #583: Apple Inc. Stories Get the Better of Us
• The World of Wireless Carrier Tyranny
• Do We Need More iPad Versions?
• In Search of a Millisecond
• Return to the World of Wacky Apple Theories
• Newsletter Issue #582: The Eternal Search for Apple's Table Scraps
• Some Petty iOS Annoyances
• Are There Any Certainties About Apple's 2011 Products?
• The Apple Financials Report: No Steve Jobs is Not the Only Employee
• Apple and Steve Jobs: It’s Not the End of the World
• Newsletter Issue #581: How Apple Killed the CES
• Are You Dreaming About the Future MacBook?
• Is This a New Year's Resolution?
• The Verizon iPhone Report: Taking the Easy Way Out
• A Verizon iPhone: Will it Make a Difference?
• Newsletter Issue #580: Reasons Why the Mac App Store Will Be a Smashing Success
• The Mac App Store: Welcome to a Brand New World — Maybe!
• Welcome to the Week of iPad Pretenders
• Another Memo to Consumer Reports: What About the OS?
• The Verizon iPhone: In Search of Common Sense
• Newsletter Issue #579: Mac Virus Fear Mongers Are Up to Their Usual Tricks

December 2010

• Speculation, Not Rumors
• Are They Reporting or Are They Copying?
• What Price Lion?
• When is a Rival Not a Rival?
• Newsletter Issue #578: Where Apple's Wi-Fi Router Failed to Provide the Solution
• Using Alleged New Cases to Unearth Apple Secrets
• The Lion Report: Will Apple Finally Fix Long-Time Problems?
• Is Apple's Hobby Losing its Hobby Status?
• Does Anyone Remember Competence?
• Newsletter Issue #577: On the Trail of Apple Circa 2011
• Welcome to Patent Soup
• Does Apple Want to Rethink the User Interface?
• Is Android On the Ropes?
• So is AT&T the Pits?
• Newsletter Issue #576: They Make It Up as They Go Along
• A Fast and Dirty Look at Apple in 2011
• A Look at Crazy or Incompetent Corporate Executives
• Complaining Without Cause
• The Eternal "Microsoft is Clueless" Argument
• Newsletter Issue #575: So What About that Mac Convertible?
• Do You Think You Can Run Apple Better than Steve Jobs?
• Is the MacBook Air the Future of Portable Macs?
• The Mac OS X Lion Report: Where Are the Compelling Features?

November 2010

• Apple Versus Google: Welcome to the World of Buyer's Remorse
• Newsletter Issue #574: Quick, to the Cloud!
• A Look at the PC Junk Factor
• Well, There's No Accounting for Taste
• The iOS Report: More Missing Features
• iOS 4.2: The Eternal Wish for More
• Newsletter Issue #573: Does Anyone Not Sell the iPad?
• Yes, Folks, Apple Can Price Aggressively
• Apple and Business Revisited
• Not About the Beatles
• The Optical Drive is Next to Go
• Newsletter Issue #572: Are You Really Waiting for a Verizon iPhone?
• Apple and Adobe — The Conflict Continues
• Consumer Reports Continues Taking a Schizophrenic Approach to Macs
• Do Mac Users Care Too Much About the Little Things?
• Does Apple Care About the Enterprise?
• Newsletter Issue #571: The Eternal Email Dilemma
• Apple Ditches Technologies Right and Left
• Did Microsoft Repeat the Mistakes of the Past with Windows Phone 7?
• Ten or More Reasons to Ignore Another Apple Analysis
• Apple Doesn't Have to Be First to Succeed!
• Newsletter Issue #570: Apple and Microsoft's Interests Come Together Again

October 2010

• The Critics Are Losing the Apple Price Argument
• Wacky Apple Acquisition Targets
• The Apple Control Freak Report
• The Mac OS 10.7 Lion Report: Don't Lose the Good Stuff!
• Newsletter Issue #569: Another Finger for Flash and Hard Drives Too
• The Mac OS X Lion Report: Do You Really Need iOS Features?
• The Mac OS X Lion Report: So Where's the New Finder!
• No, Steve Jobs' Comments About the Android OS Were Not Refuted!
• The Apple Financials Report: Confounding The Critics
• Newsletter Issue #568: The Mac OS X Lion Report:
  Do You Really Want Things to be Difficult?
• The Mac OS 10.7 "Lion" Report: Fix File Management
• Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Give Up on the Mac
• The Microsoft Smoke and Mirrors Report
• Did Apple Just Sell a Record Number of Macs?
• Newsletter Issue #567: Microsoft/Adobe? Spare Me
• Don't Pay Attention to Non-Apple Numbers
• Microsoft Outlook for Mac — Not Quite There
• Yes, Folks, the iPad is an Icon
• Are Smartphones Now Commodities?
• Newsletter Issue #566: The iPad is Cannibalizing PC Sales Except When it's Not
• The Media May Be Figuring Out the Shortcomings of those Killer Products

September 2010

• Apple's Top Down Road to the Enterprise
• Keeping Up with the Next iPad
• Are You Sure You Want an Open System?
• Newsletter Issue #565: The Apple Dodges More Bullets Report
• The iPad Killer Window of Opportunity Shortens
• The Adobe Flash Fiction Report
• So the iPad is the Cheaper Alternative
• Another We Know Better Than Apple Report
• Newsletter Issue #564: Apple's Change of Attitude
• In Search of the iPad Killer
• So Microsoft is the Good Guy Now?
• The Mac OS X Report: The Features We Lost
• The Mac OS X Report: Ten Years and One Month
• Newsletter Issue #563: Apple and Silly Changes
• Did Apple Head Off The Feds at the Pass?
• The PC Industry's Worst Nightmare
• Is Apple TV the Bee's Knees?
• So is it Safe to Talk About Macs Now?
• Newsletter Issue #562: The Apple Hubris Report
• Some of the Less Positive Aspects of the Apple Event
• The Apple Two Less Things Report
• Make it Elegant or Make it Cheap!

August 2010

• Is the Mac OS Dying?
• Newsletter Issue #561: Is This Why We Should Hate AT&T?
• The Net Neutrality Greed Argument
• The September 7th Apple Event Occurs on September 1st
• Are You Ready to Give Up Your Mac?
• So Much for Stagnating Mac Growth
• Newsletter Issue #560: Adobe Fails Once Again to Answer the Flash Challenge
• Apple Exposes Most Pundits as Fools!
• The Apple Killer Reality Check
• Welcome to the World of Instant Success
• Does the World Need Another Mac Email App?
• Newsletter Issue #559: Will They Ever Start Asking the Tough Questions?
• Do the Browser Wars Still Matter?
• Update! The Adobe Half-a-Loaf Report
• Of Blu-ray and Document Pinning
• Can One Magazine Review Vitamins and Personal Computers?
• Newsletter Issue #558: Facing the Truth About Apple
• Why Isn’t the iPhone Made in the USA?
• The Apple Must Win for the iPhone to Survive Myth
• The Mac on a Roll Report
• The Eternal Apple/Media Disconnect
• Newsletter Issue #557: More Wackos Criticize Apple!

July 2010

• The Apple and AMD Rumors Persist
• So is iPhone Jailbreaking Now a Good Thing?
• At Last! Apple Revitalizes the Mac
• Update! So is the iPad a PC?
• Newsletter Issue #556: Welcome to the Ministry of Silly Apple Rumors
• Consumer Reports Can't Be All Things to All People
• Yes, Folks, Macs Are Still Successful!
• So is Apple Under a Cloud?
• Smartphone Makers Caught Lying About Apple!
• Newsletter Issue #555: Antennagate: Facts Don't Mean a Thing
• Update! The iOS 4.0.1 Report
• Serving the Interests of Apple's Competitors
• Surviving the 24-Hour News Cycle
• Apple Gets on the Bad Side of Consumer Reports
• Newsletter Issue #554: Is the Public Turning Against Apple?
• Is the iPod Dying?
• Problems, Problems, Problems All Day Long!
• So Much for the iPad's Impact to Mac Sales
• The iOS 4 Report: Sometimes it Pays to Start Over
• Newsletter Issue #553: A Fable of the Secret Handshake
• Apple Feeds the Haters

June 2010

• Apple and Verizon Wireless Revisited
• Dell Stockholders Deserve a Refund!
• Reading the Apple Tea Leaves
• Newsletter Issue #552: So Apple is Now the Hated Company
• Waiting for iOS 4.1
• Adobe Wants it Both Ways
• So Now Apple Controls the Stock Market
• Some Odds and Ends About iOS 4
• Newsletter Issue #551: Can They Really Be So Dumb?
• The Apple Should Have Known Report
• Has Apple Run Out of Mac OS X Features?
• So Much for Apple Abandoning the Mac!
• Another Case of Reviewing Products Without Using Them
• Newsletter Issue #550: Does Anyone Believe that Apple is Giving Up the Mac?
• Attention Verizon Wireless: Have You Heard of Dumping?
• Will Safari 5's Reader Feature Kill Web Ads?
• The iPhone 4 Report: Chipping Away Problems
• The WWDC Report: An iPhone or a Tricorder?
• Newsletter Issue #549: The Verdict: Jobs is Rational, Ballmer is Otherwise
• So is AT&T Ripping Off Data Users?
• The Truth According to Steve Jobs
• Yes, Adobe Can Survive Without Flash

May 2010

• The iPad Report: Beginning to Outsell Macs
• Newsletter Issue #548: So is Apple Really in Legal Trouble?
• The Feature Bloat Report: Do You Really Need All That?
• Apple Confronts the Consequences of Success
• Declaring the Success of Apple's Competitors
• More Anti-Apple Silliness
• Newsletter Issue #547: Those Wacky Apple Critics
• The Apple Ecosystem: So How Much Control Do You Need?
• Does Apple Understand the Consequences to Your Eyesight?
• So is Apple the Best?
• Is the Grass Really Greener Elsewhere?
• Newsletter Issue #546: How About Law & Order: Silicon Valley?
• The Night Owl Chooses Between the iPhone and the iPad
• The iPhone Prototype Conspiracy Report
• The iPhone Report: Where's the Interface Consistency?
• Apple Versus Adobe: The "Can't We Just Get Along?" Argument
• Newsletter Issue #545: The iPhone Report: Did Apple Lose the Surprise Factor?
• The iPad Report: A Master at Consumption
• So Has Apple Become Your Enemy?
• Of Sensational News and Outlandish Theories
• Get Ready for the Spin!
• Newsletter Issue #544: Consumer Reports Wears its Mac Ignorance on its Sleeve

April 2010

• The Steve Jobs Blog: An Honest Statement or Just More Spin?
• Can We Talk About the Mac Again?
• The Right to Know Versus Checkbook Journalism
• Yes, Folks, Apple Has the Right to Fire People Who Break an NDA!
• Newsletter Issue #543: Yes, the iPhone is a Personal Computer Too
• Yet Another iPad Story
• Apple's Battle Against Software Mediocrity
• The Apple Financials Report: The Critics Blow it Again!
• Attention Apple Customers: Do You Feel Shackled?
• Newsletter Issue #542: Gartner and IDC Need to Get their Figures Straight
• The iPhone 4.0 Report: Developers Need to Get With the Program
• Apple's Naysayers Find Bad News in Everything
• Are You Using a "Sub-standard" App?
• Has Apple Forgotten the Mac OS? (Updated!)
• Newsletter Issue #541: So is Apple At War with Developers?
• The iPhone 4.0 Report: Seven Out of 100 Ain't Bad
• The iPad Report: The New Human/Machine Relationship
• Forget the iPhone OS! What About the Next Mac OS?
• The iPad Report: So How Successful is Successful?
• Newsletter Issue #540: The iPad Report: The Negatives Are Cut from the Same Cloth
• iPad Reviews Seem Cut from the Same Cloth

March 2010

• Should Printer Makers Fear the iPad?
• Yet Another Commentary About Wacky Apple Critics
• The 10.6.3 Release is a Whale of an Update!
• Newsletter Issue #539: Apple's New Campaign: PR by the Word
• Mac Myths Just Won't Go Away
• Remembering Mac OS X
• The Safety Through Obscurity Myth
• The Mac Power User/User Disconnect
• Newsletter Issue #538: Of iPad Preorders and Tea Leaves
• The Great Multitasking Myth
• About an iPhone Case: A Personal Story
• Will the 2015 Mac be a Mac?
• The Enemy of My Enemy Revisited
• Newsletter Issue #537: More Tech Pundits Fail at the Job
• So is the Mac at Death's Door?
• The Snow Leopard Report: Is it Ready Yet for Prime Time?
• Reviewing Products They've Never Used
• Chasing Fact and Fiction About Apple's Future
• Newsletter Issue #536: The Silly Season Starts Early
• The App Store Report: What About an Exit Button?
• Now It's Inevitable: Flash is Dying!
• Innovation by Lawsuit
• An iPhone 4.0 Wish List

February 2010

• Newsletter Issue #535: When is a Story Not a Story?
• It's the Critics Versus the Users
• The Great Browser Race to Absurdity
• Apple's Iron Fist
• An Apple Reliability Reality Check
• Newsletter Issue #534: About Control From Apple and Google
• Should Microsoft Dump Internet Explorer?
• Does Apple Need to Rush 10.7?
• Is it Too Late for Apple to Amaze Us?
• A Few Words About the iPad's Biggest Competitor
• Newsletter Issue #533: Just What is Microsoft's Game?
• The iPad Report: The Premature Rants Continue
• The iTunes Profit Myth
• With Apple It's Rarely About the Features
• The iPad Report: Now About Multitasking
• Newsletter Issue #532: The Waiting for Apple to Fail Report
• The Search Engine Report: Hey Apple, Why Not More Choices?
• The 27-inch iMac Flickering Report
• Apple's Not-So-Secret Plot to Change Technology Standards
• Apple's Other Advertising Partners

January 2010

• Newsletter Issue #531: The iPad Report: The Questions Keep on Coming
• The i-What? Questions Persist About the iPad
• The iPad Report: Apple Strives to Exceed Media Expectations
• The iPhone, AT&T and Verizon Wireless: What Should You Believe?
• Apple Continues to Make Money Hand Over Fist
• Newsletter Issue #530: Of Apple Versus Google Versus Microsoft
• The Myths About Apple Keep on Coming
• Apple or a Third Party?
• So Do We Really Know Everything About Apple's January 27th Event?
• Does Windows 7 Make a Difference?
• Newsletter Issue #529: Mac Pricing: It's a Question of Value
• Apple's Sales Figures: Whom Do You Trust?
• A Look at Apple Rumors for 2010
• More Uncritical Media Assumptions
• So How Does Apple Fill Product Gaps?
• Newsletter Issue #528: The Deaf Ears of Apple and Microsoft
• Can Apple Learn Something from the Google Nexus One?
• Just What is Google Selling?
• Does Microsoft Have the Stupidest Ads on the Planet?
• The iSlate Report: So Where Does Apple's Creativity End?
• Newsletter Issue #527: Giving the Magic Mouse a Second Chance

December 2009

• How About A Tinier Mac Pro?
• Never Accept the Inevitable!
• Have You Noticed? Apple Saved the Desktop Computer
• Attention Mac Users: Welcome to the World of Placebo Remedies
• Newsletter Issue #526: In Search of the iPad, iSlate or iTablet
• Patent Trolling or Intellectual Property?
• The 10.7 Report: More of the Same?
• Can You Trust an Upgrade?
• The Apple Hardware Report: What Will 2010 Bring?
• Newsletter Issue #525: The iMac Report: Some Tiny Irritants
• Ho-Hum! Another Tech Industry Antitrust Lawsuit
• The 27-inch iMac Aftermath: Does Apple Ship Too Early?
• The iPhone Report: No, It's Not the Map!
• Apple's 27-inch iMac Problem
• Newsletter Issue #524: More About the Great Apple/Google Battle to the Death
• Is the iMac the First Apple High Definition TV?
• Google Chrome: Does the World Need Another Browser?
• Yet Another Reviewing the Reviewers
• Of Apple and Acquisitions
• Newsletter Issue #523: A Couple of Bugs They Don't Talk About!
• The Quad-Core 27-inch iMac: The Night Owl's First Look
• Does Apple Exert Too Much Control?
• Can You Survive Without a Desktop Mac?

November 2009

• Does Apple Build the Gear You Want?
• Newsletter Issue #522: The Mac OS and Windows Are Not the Same!
• The Apple Tax Revisited
• The Great AT&T/Verizon Wireless Smackdown
• Does the World Really Need Mac Clones?
• Has the App Store Jumped the Shark?
• Newsletter Issue #521: Some Things that Apple Gets Wrong
• Microsoft's Typical Excuse: We'll Make it Good Next Year!
• A Few Apple Annoyances
• They Hear But Do Not See
• Microsoft Loses the Windows 7 Upgrade Battle
• Newsletter Issue #520: Journalists Spend Too Much Time
  Looking in the Mirror When Writing About Apple
• The Fake Steve Jobs Becomes a Fake Tech Journalist
• The Dangers of the Unauthorized Use of Apple Products
• Where Microsoft's Dominance Fails
• The One Paragraph 10.6.2 Report
• Is Consumer Reports Discovering the Mac?
• Newsletter Issue #519: Are Speed Bumps Hitting the Wall?
• About that Silly 10.6.2 Speculation
• Apple and Microsoft: It's All About the Money
• Does Apple Really Build What You Want?
• Of Apple Rumors and Patent Filings
• Newsletter Issue #518: Apple's Magic Mouse is an Acquired Taste

October 2009

• Apple's Critics Live in the Wrong Decade
• We Return to the Cheap Mac Equation
• Reviewing the Reviewers: Mac Versus Windows
• And Now for Some Good News About Apple
• Newsletter Issue #517: Windows 7's Worst Enemy: Microsoft!
• Is the Mac Pro on Life Support?
• Apple Lives in Another Universe!
• The Apple Hardware Report: Make it Better, Not Cheaper!
• Apple's Financials: A Conspiracy?
• Newsletter Issue #516: Apple and the Press: Stop the Manipulation
• A Windows Disadvantage They Don't Talk About!
• Apple and the Lost Data Syndrome
• One of the Key Lessons of the Microsoft/Sidekick Failure!
• The Microsoft Death Watch: They Can't Do Anything Right!
• Newsletter Issue #515: Why Should Anyone Trust Microsoft?
• Did the Dean of Tech Journalists Gloss Over Windows 7 Problems?
• Should Apple Abandon AT&T?
• New FTC Rules May Stop Fake Windows Testimonials
• Apple and Flash: Still Missing in Action
• Newsletter Issue #514: So is Snow Leopard the Most Reliable Mac OS Ever?
• The Microsoft Universe Gets Wackier and Wackier

September 2009

• Why an Apple Tablet?
• Microsoft and Browser Choice: A Solution or a Trick?
• How Can They Argue with Two Billion Downloads?
• Newsletter Issue #513: Apple and the Media: The Psycho Talk Never Stops
• The Mac Hardware Report: About those Audio Jacks!
• Apple in the Era of 24/7 News
• Service Pack or Major Upgrade?
• Is Microsoft Afraid of the Turf Wars?
• Newsletter Issue #512: Should Microsoft Stockholders Request a Refund?
• The Snow Leopard Report: How Much Abuse Should You Accept?
• The Cheap Mac Equation Revisited
• The Snow Leopard Report: Still Safe From Malware?
• Are Tiger to Snow Leopard Upgraders Violating the User License?
• Newsletter Preview #511: If They Give It Away, They Still Complain!
• Is Your Computer Broken Again?
• Apple's Music Event and the Rumor Sites
• The One Paragraph Apple Music Event Report
• So Maybe You Don't Need Snow Leopard!
• Crafting Apple in Your Own Image
• Newsletter Preview #510: Yet Another Microsoft Conspiracy Theory
• How Long Does Microsoft Get Away with Almost Good Enough?
• The Apple Media Event Report: The Speculation Rolls In
• The Snow Leopard Report: Still Correcting the Misinformation

August 2009

• The Snow Leopard Report: Are We Expecting Too Much?
• Newsletter #509 Preview: The Night Owl's Snow Leopard Review
• The Snow Leopard Versus Windows 7 Report: Where's the Trust?
• The Snow Leopard Versus Windows 7 Report: Marketing
• Not a Snow Leopard Review
• Apple Fires Another Torpedo Across Microsoft's Bow
• Newsletter #508 Preview: Now About Apple's Control Over the User Interface
• Another Apple Secret: Keep the Apps Cheap!
• More Rantings of the Tech Media's Lunatic Fringe
• More Silliness About Apple
• Apple and the World of Paranoia
• Newsletter #507 Preview: Microsoft Continues to
  Believe Changing Names Means Something
• What Microsoft Doesn't Know About Operating System Upgrades!
• Another Reality Check: Tall Tales You Can Ignore!
• Is Apple Caving to the Antiglare Brigade?
• So Will Apple/Google Dwarf Apple/Microsoft?
• Newsletter #506 Preview: Isn't it Time for the
  Mac Media to Stop Using the Word "Mac"?
• Is the Tech Media Afraid of Microsoft?
• The Operating System Wars: Decisions, Decisions
• The Operating System Wars: So Who Really Wants Windows 7?
• Apple and Google: Still Friends?
• Newsletter #505 Preview: The End of PowerPC Support is Close at Hand

July 2009

• Welcome to the World of Ya-Bing!
• Is the iTablet a Product in Search of a Purpose?
• The Microsoft Death Watch: A Microsoft Store?
• Be Careful What You Believe About Apple!
• Newsletter #504 Preview: The Microsoft Death
  Watch: Businesses Bet on the Wrong Horse
• The Night Owl Reveals Apple's Plot to Control the PC Industry!
• Does Apple Have a Magic Formula?
• Apple's Financials: Two Out of Three Ain't Bad
• The iPhone 3GS Report: A Peeve or Two
• Newsletter #503 Preview: Why Can't the Tech Industry Keep Up with Apple?
• Is Apple Really Afraid of Microsoft's Laptop Hunter Ads?
• About Apple's Forthcoming Financials: Just Ignore the Analysts
• The Beleaguered Microsoft: The Evidence Mounts
• The iPhone 3GS Report: A Second Visit
• Newsletter #502 Preview: Despite What Some
  Troubleshooting Sites Say, Some Things Really Do Just Work
• The Ongoing Efforts to Kill the iPhone
• Memo to Google: It's About the Applications, Stupid!
• The Mac and the PC: Maybe There is No Comparison!
• The Night Owl's iPhone 3GS Odyssey
• Newsletter #501 Preview: Microsoft's Philosophy:
  Keep the Lies Coming and People Will Believe Them
• The Mac Hardware Report: No More Price Cuts for Now
• The Mac Hardware Report: The Result of Microsoft's Ads?

June 2009

• The Snow Leopard Report: Ready for Greatness or Boredom?
• Prices, Profits and the Bill of Materials
• Newsletter #500 Preview: Is AT&T the Enemy to Continued iPhone Success?
• The Microsoft Rip-off Report: Pay and Pay Again
• The iPhone Report: Casual Observations on the 3.0 Upgrade
• How Much Does Steve Jobs Really Do for Apple These Days?
• Do You Still Believe the Experts?
• Newsletter #499 Preview: The Latest iPhone Rollout Shows Apple Hasn't Lost its Mojo
• So Maybe Apple Didn't Cave on Pricing
• The iPhone 3.0 Report: Let the Lame Reviews Begin
• The Snow Leopard Report: The Irritants Remain
• The Snow Leopard Report: Features or Refinements?
• Newsletter #498 Preview: The Browser Wars and Microsoft's Ongoing Deception
• Apple Still Won't Play the Game -- Well, Mostly
• After the WWDC IV: Get Ready for the Silliness
• After the WWDC III: The Good and the Bad
• After the WWDC II: Did I Say Cheaper?
• Newsletter #497 Preview: After the WWDC
• Apple Expands Campaign to Build Third-Generation iPhone Buzz
• The Snow Leopard Report: The Law of Diminishing Expectations
• iTunes 8.2: Let the Torture Begin
• Apple Paves the Way for the Return of Steve Jobs

May 2009

• Newsletter #496 Preview: Finding the Right
  Insecticide for the Mac Clone Insect Population
• Are Computers Getting Too Fast?
• The Zune HD: Another Bullet Point Design from Microsoft
• Is Apple Afraid of Palm?
• A Tablet Mac? Give Me a Break!
• Newsletter #495 Preview: Will the Media Ever Get Off the Netbook Craze?
• Microsoft Wants You to Believe All PCs Are the Same!
• Revisiting the Midrange Mac Minitower in a Down Economy
• So What About a Cheap Mac?
• The Dangers of Drawing Attention to Your Competitors
• Newsletter #494 Preview: Can We Really Trust the Cloud?
• Mac Reality Check: More Myth Busting
• Mac OS 10.5.7, Dumb Journalist Comments and Other Juicy Stuff
• The Night Owl Will Switch to Notebooks -- In Five Years!
• A Few Things Not to Expect From Apple
• Newsletter #493 Preview: Of Bill Gates and P.T. Barnum
• 21st Century Email Remains a Mess
• Warming Up to An Apple Netbook -- Maybe
• Welcome to the Silly Season: Spring 2009 Edition
• More Apple Netbook Speculation
• Newsletter #492 Preview: Microsoft Still Believes
  it Can Fool All of the People All of the Time

April 2009

• On Raising Unreasonable Expectations
• The Media Designs Apple's Netbook
• Should Apple Rush Snow Leopard?
• The Apple Mind Readers Revisited
• Newsletter #491 Preview: Microsoft's Dreaded Secret: The Microsoft Tax
• Why You Shouldn't Accept a "No" from Apple
• So Apple Isn't Looking Very Beleaguered!
• Assuming Facts Not in Evidence
• How Should Apple Answer Microsoft's New Ad Campaign?
• Newsletter #490 Preview: Mac Support = Good; PC Support = Bad
• Memo to Apple: Ignore the Analysts
• A Look at the Apple Sales Spin Merchants
• About the Recent Steve Jobs Reports
• The FTC Needs to Investigate Microsoft!
• Newsletter #489 Preview: If Windows PCs Are So Good,
  Why Does Microsoft Have to Lie About Them?
• Is the Netbook a Bait and Switch Scheme?
• About Microsoft's Bridge to Nowhere
• Getting Used to Apple Without Steve Who?
• Mac Rumors Feed More Mac Rumors
• Newsletter #488 Preview: Microsoft's Unfortunate Attempts at Online Marketing
• Does it Really Matter When Snow Leopard Appears?
• More Potential Nightmares for Microsoft

March 2009

• The Virus Fear Merchants Still Don't Get the Mac
• The Night Owl Examines Some Time-Wasting Headlines
• Newsletter #487 Preview: Does the Ultimate Mac Keyboard Come From IBM?
• Is it Time to Fire Apple's Simplicity Police?
• Apple's Stock on the Rise: What's Wall Street Telling Us?
• The Next iPhone: Another Disposable Gadget?
• Welcome to the Silly Season: Has Apple's Creativity Left?
• Newsletter Issue #486 Preview: The Internet Explorer 8 Failure
• Apple's Mantra: Being Best Doesn't Mean Being First
• The Netbook Won't Kill Personal Computers!
• iPhone 3.0: The Philosophy of More!
• Do the Mac Rumor Sites Have Near-Total Freedom?
• Newsletter Issue #485 Preview: Microsoft Still Doesn't Get It!
• Is it Too Late for an iPhone 3.0 Wish List?
• Is Apple Losing Its Innovative Spirit?
• Reading the Tea Leaves About Apple Product Intros
• The Plain Fact: Mac Users Love to Complain
• Newsletter Issue #484 Preview: You Can't Compare a Mac and PC By Price Alone!
• Is Microsoft Ready to Lose the Browser Wars?
• A Memo to People Who Don't Like the Latest Mac Upgrades
• Apple Gets Greener -- And It's Not About Money!
• A Look at Apple's Golden Opportunity
• Newsletter Issue 483 Preview: Can Microsoft
  Be Blamed for the World's Economic Crisis?

February 2009

• When Will Desktop Computers Be History?
• What if Computers Were Designed to Last?
• Safari 4: 150 Ways to Have Fun?
• Can We Just Stop Talking About Steve Jobs?
• Newsletter #482 Preview: Is Microsoft the Catch Up King?
• Do You Really Want to Sue Apple?
• Can You Believe Third-Party Apple Sales Estimates?
• Can Apple Blow It Before Microsoft Self Destructs?
• The Case of the Multiple Email Inboxes
• Newsletter #481 Preview: About the Dumb Things Microsoft Can Do
• Would the iPhone Work in Verizon Wireless's Stepford Culture?
• Another Cheap Apple Product Rumor
• What Apple Should Do Without Steve Jobs
• Attention Apple: Please Make Snow Leopard Free!
• Newsletter #480 Preview: Are Leopard Bugs a Thing of the Past at Long Last?
• The Products Apple Shouldn't Make!
• The iPhone and Lawsuits Revisited
• Apple and Six Years to Operating System Parity
• Some Good and Not-So-Good Updates For Apple
• Newsletter #479 Preview: Microsoft Has More to Fear Than Apple These Days

January 2009

• Does Apple Prefer Fair Weather Friends?
• The iPhone Report: Still Missing in Action
• Is There a Way to Simplify the Personal Computer?
• Is it Necessary to Revisit the Mac Malware Equation?
• Newsletter #478 Preview: Taking the Mac Seriously After 25 Years
• A Harsh Reality for Microsoft
• Apple Confounds the Skeptics All Over Again
• Apple Might Be Faring Better Than Expected
• Of Microsoft and the European Union
• Newsletter #477 Preview: No, the Sky Isn't Falling at Apple
• But is Steve Jobs Really Returning to Apple?
• The Crazy Demands of Apple's Critics
• Steve Jobs Confirms Serious Illness
• So Where Are The Missing Apple Desktops?
• Can Apple Speed Up PC to Mac Migration?
• Newsletter #476 Preview: Apple Confronts Yellow Journalism
• Is Apple Forgetting History?
• The Expo Report #2: A DRM-Free iTunes Music Library -- Should Microsoft Thank Apple?
• The Expo Report #1: Do You Prefer Tony Bennett to Steve Jobs?
• Was the Steve Jobs Health Admission Too Little Too Late?
• Newsletter #475 Preview: How Apple Might Avoid a 2009 Screwup
• Of Fixing Cars and Fixing Macs

December 2008

• The Apple CEO Succession Scheme
• Apple's Products -- But What About the Software?
• Is the Pressure Growing on Apple to Produce Cheap Gear?
• Newsletter #474 Preview: Is Apple Using Focus Group Testing?
• Is the Mac Mini a Bait and Switch Scheme?
• The Microsoft On-The-Skids Report
• Is Apple's Leadership Change in Progress?
• Will Apple Be Forced to Build Cheap Computers?
• Newsletter #473 Preview: More Leopard Annoyances
• The Macworld Expo Eulogy: Remember the Lessons of History
• The End of Macworld Expo Amid New Concerns Over Jobs' Health
• Mac OS 10.5.6 Update Arrives with Weird Installation Glitches
• In Search of a Story About Apple
• Newsletter #472 Preview: The Things That Continue to Go Wrong
• Matte Screens: I Still Don't Get It!
• How Not to Speed Up Your Mac!
• When Does Simple Become Complicated?
• The Night Owl's Favorite Mac
• Newsletter #471 Preview: Apple Doesn't Mind an Occasional Quiet Revolution
• Guess What: Macs Can Now Apply
• The Apple Beating the Odds Column
• Apple Doesn't Make Me-Too Products!
• Another Chapter in the Microsoft Death Watch

November 2008

• Newsletter #470 Preview: Not Everything From Apple Just Works!
• No, I Don't Need a Netbook
• About Apple's Price Matching Policy
• Apple's Annoying Policy of Security and Support Secrecy
• So Where's the Windows Only Label?
• Newsletter #469 Preview: Announcing the Night Owl's Microsoft Death Watch
• Apple Always Finds a Way to Annoy Customers
• Will Snow Leopard Arrive with the Snow?
• Can Apple Withstand the Recession?
• Can Apple Succeed in the Enterprise Without Compromise?
• Newsletter #468 Preview: A Casual Look at Snow Leopard Versus Windows 7
• Is Apple Auditioning Successors for Steve Jobs?
• Apple Circles the Wagons
• The Things We Now Take for Granted
• Microsoft Remains Divorced From Reality
• Newsletter #467 Preview: Is it Time to Ditch Desktops for Good?
• The Apple Hardware Report: Some Things Don't "Just Work"!
• The End of the Elite Generation
• The Apple Hardware Report: No More New Macs for 2008!
• So Where's the Next Apple Killer?
• Newsletter #466 Preview: A Hard Look at Some of Apple's Design Mistakes

October 2008

• The Snow Leopard Report: Recovering from Feature-Bloat
• Apple and the 50% Factor
• Memo to Apple: Please Update the Mac mini
• The Mac OS Clone Myth Revisited
• Newsletter #465 Preview: Celebrating Apple's Coming-of-Age Party
• Do You Really Want an Apple Label on All This Stuff?
• Apple Stays the Course
• Apple's Financials: Would You Buy Stock From These People?
• Another Look at What Apple Has Taken Away
• Newsletter #464 Preview: Microsoft Resorts to More Lies to Prop Up Vista
• What About a Modular Apple TV?
• So Where's the Major Product Transition, Apple?
• Apple's Notebook Update Mostly Ignores 17-inch MacBook Pro
• About All Those Apple Rumors
• Newsletter #463 Preview: Third Parties Still Offer Mac OS X's Missing Pieces
• How About a Real Business Mac?
• The Diminishing Hopes for a New Mac Minitower
• The Apple Product Announcement Waiting Game
• The Good News Won't Help Apple on Wall Street
• Newsletter #462 Preview: Is Apple Finally Learning How to Listen to You?
• Is Apple Running Out of Ideas?
• Is Apple At War with iPhone Developers?

September 2008

• Another Look at Missing iPhone Features
• In the World of Mac User Follies
• Newsletter #461 Preview: The Folly of Blaming Apple for All Your Cell Phone Problems
• Is Microsoft Preparing the Going Out of Business Sign?
• The App Store Rejection Column
• The iPhone 3G to the Rescue
• A Warning About Mac Security Fear Merchants
• Newsletter #460 Preview: Microsoft Tries Again and Again to Find Itself
• Don't Let Them Post Your Email on the Net!
• Should Mac Troubleshooting Sites Put Up a Warning Notice?
• The Mac OS 10.5.5 Update: Take Two Pills and Call Me in the Morning
• Apple's New Products: Don't Forget the Rest of the Story!
• Newsletter #459 Preview: The iPhone 2.1 Update: Did Apple Finally Get it Right?
• Why Microsoft Wants to Return to the 1990s
• Apple's Missing Feature
• Apple Rocks Again -- Sort Of
• Microsoft's New Ad Campaign Ignores Logic
• Newsletter #458 Preview: Twenty-Four Years Using Macs
• Does Apple Need an Information Czar?
• Apple's First Impression Dilemma
• Apple Hosts Special Event on Night Owl's Birthday
• Microsoft Apps and the Mac

August 2008

• Newsletter #457 Preview: No, Apple Isn't Going Downhill
• Apple Is Releasing Products Too Early!
• Wow This Computer is Really Running Slow Today!
• Is Something Rotten at Slate?
• The Mac Myth Report Revisited!
• Newsletter #456 Preview: The Apple Class Action Lawsuit Report
• Microsoft Resorts to Desperate Measures to Boost Vista
• Revisiting iPhone Reception Problems
• Is Steve Jobs Really Milking the Macintosh?
• The Apple Report: Yes, Most of the Time it Just Works!
• Newsletter #455 Preview: The Death of Power PC
  Support is Coming Sooner Than You Think!
• The Plight of the Apple Early Adopter
• Apple War Stories Revisited
• So is the iPhone 3G Really a Defective Product?
• The Tea Leaves Report: A Look at Apple's Major Product Transition
• Newsletter #454 Preview: Here We Go Again: Revisiting Mac Versus PC Prices
• Another Look At Apple Support Problems
• Memo to Steve Jobs: Don't Stop with MobileMe!
• Apple's Unfortunate Economy of Words
• The Leopard Report: My Personal Petty Mac Annoyances
• Newsletter #453 Preview: Consumer Reports Again
  Shows How Not to Convert PC Users to Macs

July 2008

• The Personal Computer Chaos Theory
• Apple Walks the Tightrope
• Is Something Wrong with Apple?
• So Why is Wall Street Still Down on Apple?
• Newsletter #452 Preview: The Windows World Still Doesn't Get It!
• Apple Without Steve Jobs
• The MobileMe Wrecking Ball
• Apple's Financials: Finding a Way to Turn Good News to Bad
• The Inevitable Comparison: Apple's Financials and the Health of Steve Jobs
• Newsletter #451 Preview: Will Mac Misconceptions Never End?
• The iPhone Report: So Where Is That Critical Feature?
• Sometimes Apple Admits It's Wrong
• Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Clone Your Mac
• Just Another iPhone 3G Report: A Million Customers Can't Be Wrong!
• Newsletter #450 Preview: The iPhone 3G: Three Times a Charm
• iPhone 2.0: Direct From New Zealand!
• Apple's Prospects: What a Difference a Year Makes!
• Is Your Mac.com Address An Endangered Species?
• Apple's New Products: Is the Excitement Waning?
• Newsletter #449 Preview: Should Apple Take the
  Gloves Off and Go After Microsoft For Real?
• The Snow Leopard Report: Selling Updates Without New Features
• Another Look at the 10.6 Value Equation
• The Day After the 10.5.4 Update

June 2008

• Apple and the Cloners: Round Two
• Newsletter #448 Preview: Yes, Many Businesses Are Using Macs
• The Snow Leopard Report: How About Free?
• Missing in Action in iPhone 2.0
• The 10.7 Wish List: Time to Revisit Your Hopes and Dreams
• The New Mac OS X Trojan: Are the Naysayers Right After All?
• Newsletter #447 Preview: Is it Time to Stop Talking About Snow Leopard?
• A Look at Apple's Scheme to Take Over the Windows Desktop
• Another Look at the Steve Jobs Longevity Dilemma
• The Night Owl's Firefox 3.0 First Look
• Is It Time to Dump Your PowerPC Mac?
• Newsletter #446 Preview: Apple Looks Ahead, While Microsoft Looks Back
• The WWDC Report #5: A Few Possible Sore Points
• The WWDC Report #4: The Products Apple Doesn't Talk About
• The WWDC Report #3: Is Snow Leopard An Admission that Leopard is Flawed?
• The WWDC Report #2: Is MobileMe a Big Letdown?
• The WWDC Report: Apple's Stock Prices Dip Ahead of the Keynote
• Newsletter #445 Preview: Can Apple Update the OS Too Quickly?
• The iPhone Report: A Few Irritating Problems Persist!
• The 10.6 Report: Time for Apple to Drop PowerPC Support?
• Are You Ready to Ditch .Mac?
• Can Microsoft Be Saved?
• Newsletter #444 Preview: Will Apple Lose its Cult Following?

May 2008

• The Argument Against Major Mac Redesigns
• The 10.5.3 Report: How Could Apple Make So Many Mistakes?
• The 10.6 Report: An Unexpected WWDC Surprise?
• The Mac Troubleshooting Report: Let's Forget the Voodoo
• Newsletter #443 Preview: Don't Believe Everything You Hear or Read!
• So is Safari Safe?
• The Case of the Missing iPhone: Did Apple Screw Up?
• The Illusion of the Cheap Mac
• Just Another Mac Hardware Reliability Rant
• Newsletter #442 Preview: Are Mac Styles in a Rut?
• Do You Really Need Microsoft Office?
• Apple Begins to Succumb to Entertainment Industry Demands
• More Reasons for Microsoft to Love Apple
• Consumer Reports Flips a Finger Again at Mac Users
• Newsletter #441 Preview: How Apple and Google Plan to Destroy Microsoft
• A Fast Look at the Apple Hardware Upgrade Equation
• The iMac Report: Apple Left the Proprietary World a Decade Ago
• Is a Home-Built Mac a Waste of Time?
• Apple Needs to Open Up!
• Newsletter #440 Preview: The Mac Versus PC Hardware Wars Continue
• The MacBook Pro: Two Years On

April 2008

• Why the iPod is Not a Walkman
• Apple and the Enterprise: A New Focus?
• Don't Tell Anyone: Apple Quietly Updates iMac!
• Newsletter #439 Preview: Apple Goes Up, Microsoft Goes Down
• The Apple Security Report: Safari Needs Better Protection!
• The Apple Earnings Report
• The 10.6 Report: What About the Help System?
• The Leopard Report: Almost Six Months Later
• Newsletter #438 Preview: Maybe Macs Are Appliances After All
• When Apple Says No, Sometimes They Mean Yes!
• A Fast Look at Bogus Apple Inc. Issues
• The Mac Clone Controversy Rears Its Ugly Head
• The Leopard Report: Slower than Windows XP?
• Newsletter #437 Preview: Tell Me Apple: Why Did You Do That?
• The Great Search for Mac Software
• Apple Versus Microsoft: The Great War Enters a New Phase
• Do Browser Wars Make Sense?
• The Apple Wish List
• Newsletter #436 Preview: When is the Best Time to Buy New Apple Hardware?
• The Search for the 21st Century Killer Applications
• The Apple Attack Dogs Become Desperate
• Five Bogus Reasons to Ditch the Mac!

March 2008

• Microsoft's Mojo Declines Inexorably
• Newsletter #435 Preview: The Night Owl Examines the Great Mac Security Fraud
• Is Mac OS Classic Nostalgia a Bad Thing?
• The 10.6 Report -- Making Up for Apple's Mistakes
• Yes, Microsoft Loves Apple's -- Money!
• Reality Check: The Great Safari for Windows Installation Scam
• Newsletter #434 Preview: Welcome Once Again to the Crazy World of Misconceptions
• Apple and the Great Time Capsule Conspiracy
• Forget the Recession: Mac Sales Soar!
• Safari 3.1: Not Quite the Ultimate Browser
• The Leopard Report: It's All About Customer Satisfaction
• Newsletter #433 Preview: A Brief Look at The Night Owl's Software Toolbox
• The Night Owl's Solution to the Microsoft/Yahoo Furor!
• Microsoft and Mozilla Updates: One Minor, One Awesome!
• The Leopard Report: Still Working Great -- But!
• The iPhone SDK: A Look at Apple's Gatekeeper Status
• Newsletter #432 Preview: So Apple Is After the Enterprise After All
• Leopard's Spaces -- Take a Hike!
• The One Paragraph iPhone SDK Report
• Apple Say's Everything's Great -- Wall Street Says Not So Fast!
• The Great Hardware Pitch: The Midrange Tower Revisited
• Those Computers Look Nice, But Can You Tell Them Apart?
• Newsletter #431 Preview: So Apple is Succeeding or Failing or Something

February 2008

• Apple Discovers the World of Damage Control
• Is it Easy to Tire of Your Mac?
• Yes, It's the Network
• The Mac Hardware Report: How Important Are Looks?
• The One Paragraph MacBook and MacBook Pro Speed Bump Report
• Be Very Careful About Troubleshooting Sites
• Newsletter #430 Preview: Apple and Microsoft: Where's the Trust?
• Keyboards: From Half-Ergonomic to Full Ergonomic
• The Leopard Report: Another Perspective on Troubleshooting Issues
• The Wireless Phone Report: The Dawn of a New Age -- Maybe
• Microsoft: The Long Road Downhill
• Newsletter #429 Preview: The Mac Is On Top Again!
• The Great Time Machine Conspiracy
• The Leopard Report: Why So Buggy?
• The Leopard Coming-of-Age Party
• The One Paragraph 10.5.2 Report
• Microsoft, Yahoo and Google: Apple Needs to Stay Above the Battle!
• Newsletter #428 Preview: The iPhone and An Owner's Disconnect
• Is Microsoft Paying Lip Service to the Mac?
• The MacBook Air: Designed From the Top Down?
• Introducing iPhone 1.5
• Apple and the Great Product Demand Game
• Newsletter #427 Preview: Apple's Golden Opportunity

January 2008

• Why I Won't Buy the MacBook Air
• Is Apple Overselling the Mac?
• What About iPhone 2.0?
• Why Apple Should Ignore the Press
• Newsletter #426 Preview: Turning Good News Into Bad
• Is Apple Playing a Psychological Warfare Game?
• Reconsidering Apple's Future
• Apple's Best Quarter Ever, But the Sky is Falling
• The Leopard Report: Successful But!
• Newsletter #425 Preview: Another Look at Lies, Ignorance and All That Stuff
• Expo Update #3: Wall Street Isn't Impressed
• Expo Update #2: Everything is Not Coming Up Roses!
• Expo Update: The MacBook Air -- Definitely NOT a Desktop Replacement
• The Bullet Point Macworld Expo Keynote Report
• Not About the Expo: Does Anyone Remember CES?
• Newsletter #424 Preview: A Realistic Look at Apple's Innovation
• The Leopard Report: The Danger of Too Many Prompts
• The Mac Value Equation Revisited
• Is Apple Moving Away From Pro Computers?
• Update! The Night Owl's Guaranteed Incorrect Macworld Predictions
• Newsletter #423 Preview: The Night Owl Presents: A User's View of the iPhone
• Office 2008 for the Mac: A Short Look at a Sprawling Suite
• How Will Apple Cope with Success?
• The Night Owl's Raves and Rants for 2007

December 2007

• I Agree: Apple Should Ignore the Enterprise!
• Newsletter #422 Preview: Are Chronic Leopard Bugs Getting a Fair Hearing?
• Will Macs Soon Change?
• The U.S. Cell Phone Industry is Stuck in the 1950s
• The Leopard Era Report: The Tiger Disconnect Persists
• The Real Losers in the Think Secret Settlement
• Newsletter #421 Preview: The Browser Wars:
  Take the Acid2 Test and Call Me in the Morning
• If You Think Leopard is Buggy, Consider This!
• Let's Not Forget the Mac OS We Used to Know and Love
• The Mac Troubleshooting Technique Rarely Mentioned
• Is Leopard a Failure?
• Newsletter #420 Preview: Apple and Microsoft Deserve Hardball Questions
• Forget the Apple Death Watch! How About a Microsoft Death Watch?
• Another Spotty Leopard Hatchet Job
• The Leopard Report: Another Look at 10.5 Bugs
• Apple's Success: The Vultures Are Circling
• Newsletter #419 Preview: CompUSA Self-Destructs
• The Leopard Report: Does the Finder Make the Grade?
• So Is Leopard Really Slower?
• So Is All Quiet on the iPhone Front?
• The Leopard Report: My Pleasure is Your Pain
• Newsletter #418 Preview: I'm Ticked Off By Shoddy Tech Journalism

November 2007

• Here's One Reason Why Microsoft Can't Sell Windows Vista
• A Troubling Look at Web Standards and Desktop Publishing
• The Leopard Report: It Looks Pretty, But Can You Get Any Work Done?
• How Can Journalists Be So Wrong About Apple?
• Newsletter #417 Preview: Is This Really the End of the PC Era?
• The Leopard Report: Your Problem Isn't My Problem
• So What About an Apple HDTV?
• The Great Firefox Bug Controversy
• Is Windows Vista a Train Wreck?
• Newsletter 416 Preview: The Downsides of Mac Tips and Tricks
• First Leopard Update Squashes File Move Bug!
• The One Paragraph Mac OS 10.4.11 Report
• The Leopard Report: Is Apple Ignoring Vintage Mac Users?
• The Mac OS 10.6 Wish List: Number Two -- Bring Back Classic Features!
• Living with Leopard: Book X -- But Can You Get Your Work Done Faster?
• Newsletter #415 Preview: Who Needs Leopard? What About Mac OS 10.6?
• Living with Leopard: Book IX -- The Professors of Ignorance Strike Again!
• Living with Leopard: Book VIII -- The Great Data Loss Controversy
• Living with Leopard: Book VII -- So How Many Bugs Does Leopard Really Have?
• Living with Leopard: Book VI -- I'll Never Go Back!
• Newsletter 414 Preview:
  Living with Leopard: Book V -- Second Week: Same as the First
• Living with Leopard: Book IV -- Spaces, Spaces and More Spaces

October 2007

• Living with Leopard: Book III -- Backups for the Rest of Us
• Living with Leopard: Book II -- The Controversial Interface
• Living with Leopard: Book I -- Ignore the Fear Merchants!
• Newsletter 413 Preview: The Night Owl Special Report: The Leopard Review
• Waiting for Leopard Book VI: A Preinstallation Checkup
• Waiting for Leopard Book V: Should You Just Wait?
• Waiting for Leopard Book IV: Backup Salvation
• Apple Smashes Money Records Again!
• Newsletter 412 Preview: Waiting for Leopard Book III: Just a Point-One Upgrade?
• Waiting for Leopard Book II: The Real Marquee Features
• The iPhone SDK: Forced or Preordained?
• Waiting For Leopard Book I: Kiss Your Old Mac Goodbye!
• The One Paragraph Leopard Arrives on October 26 Report
• The Return of Navigator to the Mac: Do We Need Another Browser?
• Newsletter #411 Preview: Apple and Microsoft: Who Gives Better Excuses?
• Why Aren't There Any Lawsuits About This?
• The Mac User's Dilemma: Saying "I Told You So"!
• Apple Hardware Remains Best in the Industry
• Is Apple Losing its PR Edge?
• Newsletter #410 Preview:
  Is This What Microsoft's Mac Business Unit Means by "Innovation"?
• Should Apple Remove the Gloves?
• Is Microsoft Dooming the Zune?
• On the PC Industry's Planned Obsolesence Conspiracy
• Is Microsoft Office 2008 Too Little, Too Late?

September 2007

• Newsletter #409 Preview: Reality Check: Is Apple At War With iPhone Hackers?
• Microsoft Meets Its Own Worst Enemy: Microsoft
• Why Apple Isn't Microsoft
• Will Apple Be Forced to License Mac OS X?
• Should Microsoft Be Forced to Unbundle Windows?
• Newsletter #408 Preview: Time to Talk About Leopard's Successor Yet?
• Hopes and Dreams for the Leopard Finder
• Do We Really Need Software Upgrades?
• Making Stories Out of Nothing At All
• The Smartest Move Bill Gates Ever Made!
• Newsletter #407 Preview: Memo to PC Users: Why Do You Take All This Abuse?
• Another Obligatory Microsoft Rant
• Not All Cable TV and Internet Experiences Are Bad
• The Entertainment Industry Still Doesn't Grok Apple
• How About Suing Wall Street Analysts Over Apple Snafu
• Newsletter #406 Preview: Apple Converts Rocks Into Gold Once Again
• Here's a Better Way to Reach Out and Touch the iPod
• Memo for People Who Bought an iPhone Before September 5
• Is the New Eudora Bait and Switch?
• A Look at the Great iMovie Controversy
• Newsletter #405 Preview: The Night Owl's Spam Fighting Efforts Revisited

August 2007

• Mac and PC Price Comparisons Revisited: Eight Cylinder Versus Four Cylinder
• Lies, and the Liars Who Tell Them
• The Almost Final Leopard Upgrade Pitch!
• Does Apple Hate the iPhone Hackers?
• Newsletter #404 Preview: The Windows Genuine Disadvantage
• Why the Mac is Poised for the Mainstream
• Can You Depend on the Big Sites to Run Your Business?
• Is Apple Being Too Secretive?
• Why Mac Users Love the Products and Hate the Company
• Newsletter #403 Preview: Can You Depend on Product Reviews Anymore?
• Does Apple Really Listen to You?
• Another Rant About the Microsoft Paper Tiger
• Consumer Reports Screws Up Again!
• Flash!
• Please Be Nice to Customer Support People
• Newsletter #402 Preview: I Go to Visit the Apple Store
• Can Apple Be Trusted?
• Apple's Stealth Product Introductions Revisited
• The Mac Report: No Surprises From Apple
• Getting an iPhone Isn't Always So Easy, Folks!
• Newsletter #401 Preview: Lies, Lies and More Lies
• Are There Really Mac Secrets?
• Here's the Truth: Apple's Products Aren't Perfect!

July 2007

• The Apple Music Report: Where's the Rest of the Industry?
• More iMac Conventional Wisdom -- Maybe
• Newsletter #400 Preview: Who Is It So Hard to Be Easy?
• Mac OS X Poised for Tremendous Growth?
• The Apple Financials Report: Let's Not Get Carried Away
• Welcome to the World of Snap Judgments
• Mac OS 10.4.10: The Worst System Update Ever?
• Newsletter #399 Preview: Isn't It Too Early to Review Leopard?
• Microsoft's Problems Mount
• Another iPhone Rant: Did Apple Forget Call Quality?
• First Look: VMWare Fusion 1.0 RC1 for the Mac
• The Night Owl's Pet Peeves for 2007
• Newsletter #398 Preview: When is the Best Time to Buy a New Mac?
• How Not to Learn What Apple is Doing!
• The Wall Street Kool-Aid Drinkers Do It Again!
• No, Folks, Most of You Don't Need an iPhone!
• Memo to Apple: Please Don't Discontinue Cheap Macs!
• Newsletter #397 Preview: Is Apple Getting a Fair Shake From the Press?
• Do You Have a Dream Macintosh?
• Is Apple Gouging iPhone Customers?
• Is it the Problem or the Fix that Counts?
• The iPhone Feeding Frenzy Report: Safe to Talk About Macs Again?
• Newsletter #396 Preview: So What's Really Wrong With the iPhone?

June 2007

• Another Look at Apple's Stealth Fighters
• Why Can't I Shut Up About the iPhone?
• The Apple Hardware Report: Aren't You Ready for a New Mac Yet?
• They Know Not What They Do
• Newsletter #395 Preview: Do Macs Make Sense for Business?
• The Leopard Report: I Bet You Haven't Heard Everything!
• The One Paragraph Mac OS 10.4.10 Report
• The Browser Report: A Look at the Safari/Internet Explorer Conspiracy Theory
• The Leopard Report: Ready to Retire the G3?
• The iPhone Report: Release Version 2.0 Before 1.0
• Newsletter #394 Preview: Is Apple Taking Us Back to the 1990s?
• The Leopard Report: Is Apple Regaining What it Lost?
• The WWDC Report: On the World of Diminished Expectations
• The WWDC Report: Apple's iTunes Trojan Horse
• The WWDC Report: No New Hardware Folks!
• Newsletter #393 Preview: Attention Mac Users: Microsoft Makes Good Stuff Too!
• The Apple Product Report: Too Much Hype?
• The Leopard Report: Is it Time for a Subscription Program?
• The Return of Netscape Navigator: Does the World Need Another Browser?
• The State of Mac Reliability: Where Do We Stand?
• Newsletter #392 Preview: First Look: Parallels Desktop 3.0 Release Candidate

May 2007

• Bill Gates and Steve Jobs: Friends or Foes?
• The Mac Music Report: Buy, Buy and Buy Again!
• Do You Really Want to Write a Blog?
• Is Mac Security Going Down the Tubes?
• Newsletter #391 Preview: Will Mac Users Accept Being Normal?
• Are You Taking Too Much for Granted?
• Memo to SoundExchange: Please Get a Calculator
• When Will Apple Deliver A Decent Mouse?
• Is Google the Next Microsoft?
• Newsletter #390 Preview: The Consequences of Posting Fake Stories
• Welcome to Microsoft's Newest Sales Tactic
• What if Your Internet Domain Was Hijacked?
• Apple's 2007 Lineup: The Excitement Underwhelms
• The Apple Music Report: Would You Buy Beatles Albums One More Time?
• Newsletter #389 Preview: Do Windows Users Really Love Windows?
• The Leopard Report: Another Pitch for Intelligence
• Are You Sick of the iPhone Yet?
• The Leopard Report: What About Rolling Back an Update?
• Memo to Apple: Please Keep the Honor System
• Newsletter #388 Preview: A Religion for All Mac Users: Backups
• Is Apple Lying to You?
• Apple Says They're Green and Getting Greener
• What Apple Can Learn From The Tonight Show

April 2007

• Another Night Owl Rant: Why Do They Always Get it All Wrong?
• Newsletter #387 Preview: Do You Really Want to Rent Music?
• Despite Record Earnings, Microsoft is Shooting Itself in the Foot!
• Apple Vanquishes Expectations One More Time!
• Steve Jobs Lets His Cohorts Take the Fall
• The Windows User's Dilemma: They Hear But Do Not See
• Newsletter #386 Preview: More Mac Security Monkey Business
• HP's Curious Printer Setup Confounds Devoted Mac User
• More Apple Sales Confusion
• The DRM-Free Music Conspiracy
• The Leopard Report: Exaggerating the Impact of 10.5's Delay
• Newsletter #385 Preview: The Mac Becomes a Low-Key Survivor
• The Leopard Report: Everything You Expected is Wrong!
• The Mac Hardware Report: A Look at the Eight-Core Value Equation
• Mind Share Versus Market Share
• Are Desktop Email Applications a Dying Breed?
• Newsletter #384 Preview: On the Meaning of the Phrase:
  "Indistinguishable From the Original Recording"
• Apple Sales Confusion and Other Silliness
• The Mac Hardware Report: The Eight-Core Odyssey
• The Leopard Report: Will Boot Camp Change?
• Steve Jobs One-Ups the Music Industry Again!
• Newsletter #383 Preview: Despite Everything I Still Like Microsoft

March 2007

• The Fear-Factor Revisited: Time for a Microsoft Death Watch?
• The Fear-Factor: Yes, Microsoft Has Lost its Clout!
• It's the Little Things that Irritate!
• Update! The Leopard Report: Spring Forward, Fall Back!
• Newsletter #382 Preview: Half an AirPort Extreme Review
• A Look at the Apple Naming Problem
• The Mac OS X Virus Report: Why the Disconnect?
• The Leopard Report: Can We Dump Interface Silliness?
• The Truth Revealed: Microsoft Can't Compete!
• Newsletter #381 Preview: No, Apple Isn't Giving Up the Mac!
• The Leopard Report: Playing the Great Waiting Game
• The Mac Switching Report: The Application Quitting Dilemma
• After Mac OS 10.4.9 Comes -- What?
• Reality Check: Does Apple Really Want to Conquer the Living Room?
• Newsletter #380 Preview: Is Bill Gates Sane and Putting Us On or What?
• The Leopard Report: Time for One More Wish List
• Memo to Apple: How About Updating Your Displays?
• Dell Reaps What it Sows
• The Leopard Report: A March Release? No Way!
• Newsletter #379 Preview: Seven Hours and Counting: A Windows User Confesses
• The Fear Factor: Apple Versus Microsoft
• The Leopard Report: Why Rush?

February 2007

• Parallels Desktop Reaches Another Milestone
• Camino 1.1 Beta: Not Quite a Firefox Clone
• Newsletter #378 Preview: Problems, Problems, Problems All Day Long
• Running Windows on a Mac: Let Me Count the Ways
• The Leopard Report: Running Late?
• The 802.11n Reality Check
• Realtor Services Give Microsoft Internet Explorer the Heave-Ho
• Newsletter #377 Preview: The Rumor Report: Do You Really Believe that Stuff?
• The Mac Night Owl's Alternate Reality: Welcome to a DRM-Free World
• Vista and Mac OS X: Will Apple's Sales Dip?
• The Apple Music Report: Are You Ready to Live Without DRM?
• The Leopard Report: Apple's Golden Opportunity?
• Newsletter #376 Preview: The Leopard Report: Should You Put Off Buying a New Mac?
• The Leopard Report: Please Make QuickTime Pro Free!
• Steve Jobs and the DRM Blame Game
• Apple Inc. and Apple Corps: It's All About the Money
• More Silly Decisions from Microsoft
• Newsletter #375 Preview: Microsoft and the Ministry of Silly Decisions
• Mac OS X Versus Windows Vista: A Very, Very Informal Comparison

January 2007

• The Speculation Department: How Apple Tried to Trick Rumor Sites!
• Forget the iPhone: Let's Return to the Mac!
• The Spam Report: The Night Owl Gets it Under Control
• Newsletter #374 Preview: Welcome to the Politically Incorrect World of Godaddy
• The Apple Hardware Report: Is the iPhone a Disposable Piece of Junk?
• The Leopard Report: Welcome to the Insane Asylum!
• The Leopard Report: Mac OS 10.5 and iLife -- Happy Together
• The Leopard Report: Last Call for Feature Requests?
• Newsletter #373 Preview: Apple and the $1.99 Controversy
• Is There a Dark Side to Apple's Financials?
• The Apple Financial Report: Wall Street Fooled Again!
• Apple Has Fans & Microsoft Has Shills
• The Ongoing Apple Death Watch
• Newsletter #372 Preview: The Leopard Report: Apple's Forgotten Operating System
• Macworld Expo #4: Apple's Bad Hair Day
• Macworld Expo #3: The Worst Thing About the iPhone
• Macworld Expo #2: The Almost Non-Mac Keynote
• The Night Owl's Instant Keynote Commentary -- What Happened to the Mac?
• Not About the Expo: The Ticking DRM Time Bomb
• Newsletter #371 Preview: Taking a Long-Term View of Apple Computer
• The Mac Hardware Report: A Real iPod Video? Not for Me!
• Time for Apple to Reinvent the Personal Computer?
• A Macworld Expo Preview: Expect Disappointment
• Stop! Every Apple Product is Defective! Well, Maybe Not
• Newsletter #370 Preview: More Products that Compel Rather than Repel

December 2006

• A Memo to Professional Users: Stop Waiting!
• Some Nice Things About 2006
• More Expert Losers
• Don't Believe the Experts!
• Newsletter #369 Preview: The Night Owl's Ongoing Email Odyssey
• Weekend Rant: The Tech Industry Needs the Apple Touch
• Mac Reality Check: Welcome to the World of Spin
• Remaining Proactive Against Possible Malware
• The Browser Wars: Why Did They Forget Printing?
• Newsletter #368 Preview: The Night Owl's Favorite Mac Software
• Lies, Lies and More Lies
• The Numbers Game: Are iTunes Sales Soaring or Falling?
• New Thunderbird Beta Raises the Bar
• The Leopard Report: Don't Change Too Much
• Newsletter #367 Preview: The Tiger Report: Overcoming Inertia
• The Leopard Report: Last-Minute Wishes
• Do You Still Need Office for the Mac?
• How Microsoft Can Compete with Apple
• The Tiger Report: They Have Problems, But I Don't!
• Newsletter #366 Preview: Parallels Desktop Becomes More Cohesive
• Let's Not Get the Wrong Idea About Apple

November 2006

• Why Apple Needs Competition?
• Is the Press Biased Against Apple?
• Why Buy a Product You Don't Like?
• Newsletter #365 Preview: Do You Really Need that System Enhancement?
• Do You Want to Rent Music?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Ready to Ditch Your PowerPC Yet?
• On the Dangers of Overwrought Expectations
• Memo to Microsoft: Shouldn't the Best Product Win?
• Newsletter #364 Preview: Apple: Empowering Regular People
• The Mac Software Report: A Eulogy for PowerPC Applications
• The Tiger for Intel Report: The Case for Rosetta
• Is Zune Getting Too Much Attention?
• The Case of the ATI Graphics Card and the Missing Instructions
• Newsletter #363 Preview: How I Got Liberated with IMAP
• Are Mac Fans a Dying Breed?
• Reality Check: Do Mac Troubleshooting Sites Help or Hinder?
• The Mac Hardware Report: A Warning to Apple
• Welcome to the World of Fake Mac Viruses
• Newsletter #362 Preview:
  The Leopard Report: Should Apple Tinker with the Interface?
• Thirty Million Lines and Counting: Is There No End to Software Bloat?
• Mac = Cool; PC = Boring
• Is PowerPC Software an Endangered Species?

October 2006

• The Apple Hardware Report: Can You Predict a New Product from a Patent?
• Newsletter #361 Preview: Does the Intel-Based Mac Eliminate Apple's Advantage?
• Movie Downloads: Technology in Search of a Market
• Those Mac Myths Just Won't Go Away
• The New MacBook Pros: Are they Safe to Buy?
• The One Paragraph MacBook Pro Update Report
• Firefox 2.0 Reviewed: I Think
• Newsletter #360 Preview: The Silly Season Revisited: Should Dell Take Over Mac Hardware?
• The iPod Virus: Did Apple Say the Wrong Thing?
• Apple's Financials: Wall Street Blows it Again!
• The End of the Bunker Mentality
• The FUD Report: More Mac OS X Virus Myths
• Newsletter #359 Preview: They Still Don't Know a Mac Can Do That
• The Leopard Report: The Alleged Rush to Beat Vista to Market
• Office for the Mac Delayed Except When it's Not
• Windows Vista and Zune: Microsoft Blows it Again!
• Firefox 2.0: Please Don't Forget Printing
• Newsletter #358 Preview: The Changing Mac Magazine Landscape
• The Failure of the Great Apple Guessing Game
• Time to End the Steve Jobs Death Watch!
• The Tiger Report: Do You Really Want to Run Mac OS X on a Plain PC Box?
• Microsoft and the Mac: Excuses, Excuses!
• Newsletter #357 Preview: 10.4.8 Update Delivers Lots of Fixes and a Brand New Feature

September 2006

• Where Microsoft and its Cohorts Fear to Tread
• The Tiger Report: All Right, Still More to Say
• The Tiger Report: The Last One?
• The Apple Hardware Report: Believe it or Not!
• Newsletter #356 Preview: The Mac Hardware Report: Quality Control Problems Recede
• A Tale of Two Bets
• The Apple Music Report: Debunking the Conventional Wisdom
• The Unholy Trio: Mac OS X, Parallels Desktop and Windows Vista
• The Technology News Report: Does Anyone Remember Research?
• Newsletter #355 Preview: The Leopard Report: How About a Fair Upgrade Policy?
• Microsoft's Zune: Is This Any Way to Promote a New Product?
• The Perils of Building a Cheap PC
• An iTunes and Movie Download Reality Check
• The Real Mac Versus Windows Cost Comparison
• Newsletter #354 Preview: The Mac is Not a Toaster Oven
• Amazon Unbox: What a Stupid Idea!
• The 24-inch iMac: Are We Missing Something?
• The One Paragraph iMac/Mac mini Update Report
• The Online Music Report: How to Double-Cross Your Partners
• The Mac Hardware Report: Buggy as Hell?
• Newsletter #353 Preview: Macrosoft's Mac BU Blog: The Spin Stops Here!
• The Mac Hardware Report: Apple and the Entry-Level PC

August 2006

• Memo to the Entertainment Industry: It's the Product, Stupid!
• Microsoft's Invitation: A Threat or a Compliment?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Stop Saying Macs Cost More!
• Newsletter #352 Preview: The Leopard Report: Sorting Facts from Total Nonsense
• The Battery Recall: Now Apple and Dell Have Something in Common
• The Leopard Report: Don't Get Hung-up on the "Top Secret" Claim
• The Leopard Report: No, You Don't Want to Run a Beta Operating System
• What Apple and Other Router Makers Can Learn From Hotels
• Newsletter #351 Preview: The Kind of Virus Even a Mac User Must Fear
• The Leopard Report: The Greatest Feature of All!
• A Perspective -- Not a Review -- on the Mac Pro
• Apple Computer Conspiracy Theories Abound
• Announcing the Mac Night Owl Mobile Initiative Public Beta
• The Mac Versus Windows Holy War: Real or Fake?
• Newsletter #350 Preview: Why the Death of Virtual PC is Another Microsoft Failure
• The Leopard Report: The Rush to Judgment
• The Leopard Report: What is Old is New Again
• The Mac Pro Report: The Night Owl Nails it Again!
• The Mac Night Owl and Opera Play Nicely Together
• The Leopard Top Secret Report: Give Me a Break!
• The WWDC Rant: The Short Keynote Update
• Newsletter #349 Preview: The Pre WWDC Rant: Is Apple Losing its Mojo?
• The Apple Security Report: Repeating the Big Lie!
• The Leopard Report: Please Don't Change Too Much!
• The Tech Support Report: Getting Good Service -- Possible or Not?
• Can Apple Do the Unthinkable Again?

July 2006

• Newsletter #348 Preview: The Mac Hardware Report: What About a Cheap Minitower?
• The Leopard Report: Forget the New Features!
• So You Want to Customize a Mac? Don't Get Me Started!
• Microsoft Owes its Stockholders a Refund!
• Is Microsoft's Zune Buggy a Threat to Apple?
• Newsletter #347 Preview: Sorry, There Are No Heroes
• The Dark Side of Boot Camp
• Apple's Financials: Wall Street Blows it Again!
• The Mac Hardware Report: Not Another Mac Pro Rumor
• The Apple Hardware Report: Design Screw-ups?
• Newsletter #346 Preview: The Night Owl Review: iEmulator 1.7.9
• See, Other Computers Have Defects Too!
• The Leopard Report: The Rush Release Rant!
• The Browser Report: Would You Tell 20% of Your Customers to Take a Hike?
• Windows on a Mac: Welcome to the Fear-Mongering Season
• Newsletter Issue #345 Preview: What's the Best Way to Run Windows on a Mac?
• Apple: Please Stop the Silent Notifications!
• The Educational iMac: A First Step or a Trend?
• The Leopard Report: Don't Forget the Obvious Stuff!
• The Intel Transition: A Rush to Market!
• A Paragraph Worth of Monday Rants

June 2006

• Not a Rumor: Why Apple Might Release Pro Desktops Early
• The Leopard Report: Apple Needs to Add Lots of Extras
• The Tiger Report: Mac OS 10.4.7 and Counting
• Apple's Ads: Why Not Fact Check Dell Too?
• Newsletter Issue #343 Preview:
  Is Anyone Interested in Boot Camp and Windows Vista Beta 2?
• The Leopard Report: Time to Fix the Interface for Real?
• Apple Needs to Seize the Moment
• The Conspiracy to Destroy Apple
• Apple's Ad Campaign: I Didn't Know a Mac Could Do That!
• A Paragraph Worth of Monday Rants
• Apple Legal and the Asteroid Trojan Horse
• On the Death of the Laptop
• Apple and the Tech Support Factor
• The Mac OS and Windows: Stuck in 1984
• Newsletter Issue #341 Preview: A Little Common Sense About Plastic Seals
• Are Mac Rumors Helping Apple's Competitors?
• Macs on Intel: The 80% Factor
• The Case for an Educational Mac
• The Mac Versus a PC: Has the Difference Vanished?
• Newsletter Issue #340 Preview: The Coming Windows Vista Train Wreck
• The Tiger Report: A Memo to Mac OS 9 Users
• The Dirty Little Secret About Cheap PC Boxes

May 2006

• The Night Owl Review: Microsoft's Wireless Laser Desktop for Mac
• The Hopes and Dreams for the Mac Pro
• Newsletter Issue #339 Preview: Apple and the Online Press
• Should Apple Postpone the Power Mac Replacement?
• Perpetuating the Myth of Expensive Macs
• No, These Aren't Apple Fool's Stories!
• Apple Equals Simple; Microsoft Equals Clueless
• Newsletter Issue #338 Preview: The Night Owl Review: 17-inch MacBook Pro
• Not Another MacBook Review
• Notice Something Different?
• Hung Up on Apple's Terrible Flaws?
• Apple's Notebooks: Is this the End?
• The One Paragraph MacBook Introduction Report
• Do You Feel Abused by Apple?
• Macs for Business: Does Apple Care?
• If a Rumor Fails, Try, Try Again
• Who Pays for Favored Net Access?
• Reality Check: Apple Versus Apple and Other Stuff
• Reviewing the Reviewers of Apple's New Ads
• The Danger of Calling the Mac Virus-Free
• Apple Goes Up, Microsoft Goes Down
• The Night Owl Review: 20-inch iMac Update

April 2006

• Is Software Quality Getting Worse?
• Apple and the Press Revisited
• Fleshing Out the MacIntel Line: Notice Anything Strange?
• Some Myth Busting for the Weekend
• Mac OS X, Open Source and Other Silliness
• The Ultimate Leopard Wish List
• Apple Continues to Make Money the Old Fashioned Way
• Running a Parallel Operating System with Parallels Workstation
• Firefox Update: Universal, But Not Much Better
• Has the Mac Lost its Soul?
• Attention Developers: Don't Tell Me to Dual-Boot!
• The Great Windows Rip-off
• The Second Mac Revolution: Running Multiple Operating Systems
• Microsoft Reacts to Boot Camp Release
• I Install Windows XP on a MacIntel
• Here We Go Again: Is Your Problem My Problem?
• The Mac OS 10.4.6 Report: The Fixes Keep on Coming
• Apple Versus Apple Centers on a Logo
• Not Another Story About the History of Apple
• As Apple Prepares for Two Anniversaries
• The Tiger Report: Apple Needs to Sweat the Details

March 2006

• Is the Apple USB Modem Controversial?
• Microsoft's Delays and Apple's Golden Opportunity
• Respite for Apple? Windows Vista Succumbs to Another Delay
• Before You Buy a MacIntel: A Rosetta Performance Update
• The WWDC Report: All Right, Apple Won't Fight Microsoft's Windows Vista Marketing Machine
• WWDC 2006: What You Can Expect from Apple and Others: Take Two!
• Why is Mac mini RAM Installation So Difficult?
• Does Apple Have Anything to Fear from France?
• The Secret of Getting Maximum Mac OS Performance: Go Intel!
• Does Apple Have Anything to Fear from France?
• Apple Technical Support: Ready to Take a Dive?
• Don't Dismiss an Apple TiVo!
• The Apple Hardware Report: Putting the New Mac mini in Perspective
• New Apple Hardware: Please Don't Annoy Me with Facts!
• New Apple Hardware: Please Don't Annoy Me with Facts!
• New Apple Hardware: Are There Downsides?
• The One Paragraph Apple Event Report
• Apple Buying Disney? Absurd!

February 2006

• Reality Check: A Look at Apple Reliability
• The Apple Security Report: Time to Take Precautions
• Apple's Special Event: Reading the Tea Leaves
• The Night Owl Review: Logitech S 530 Cordless Desktop Keyboard and Mouse
• A New Mac Virus? Be Careful What You Wish For!
• How Apple is Changing Expectations: No, It's Not a Secret!
• The Tiger Report: So How Many Updates Can There Be?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Living in Suspension
• The Leopard Report: Overcoming Common User Problems
• The Leopard Report: Should Apple Try to Upstage Windows Vista?
• Hardware Reviews: Where's the Trust?
• Wall Street Voodoo: Apple's Stock Continues to Nosedive
• Reading the Tea Leaves on Future Universal Applications
• The Leopard Report: Apple Needs to Stop this Silliness!
• The Mac Hardware Report: Are You Ready to Buy a MacIntel?
• MacIntel Apps: An Avalanche or a Sprinkle?

January 2006

• The Great MacIntel Sales Controversy
• How the Disney/Pixar Merger Might Affect Apple
• The Secret of Improving Rosetta's Performance
• The Apple Software Report: The Forgotten Office Suite
• The Low-Down on the Great iTunes Conspiracy
• The Apple Financial Report: Yes, Mac Sales Were Hurt by Intel Transition
• The Apple/Intel Report: Today's Models Will Get Faster
• The Mac Hardware Report: Successful or Not?
• The Apple/Intel Report: Fair Pricing?
• The Macworld Expo Report #5: So What's Missing?
• The Macworld Expo Report #4: The Rest of the Story
• The Macworld Expo Report #3: Sorry, No Cheap MacIntels
• The Macworld Expo Report #2: Handicapping the Reactions
• Get Ready for the Great Assault on the iPod
• The Night Owl Review: Another Great Keyboard from Matias
• The Mac Hardware Report: The End of the Fax Modem
• The Night Owl Review: A Regular Keyboard for Laptop Users

December 2005

• The Mac Malware Report for 2005
• The Mac Hardware Report: Stagnant for 2005?
• The Apple/Intel Report: Yes, it's Still a Mac!
• The Apple/Intel Report: Oil and Water?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Are You Seeking the End of the Rainbow?
• The Apple/Intel Report: The Dangers of Buying Too Soon
• The Macworld Expo 2006 Preview: Are they Taking the Fun Out of the Keynote?
• The End of Internet Explorer for the Mac: The Non-Story of 2005?
• The Case for GUI Inconsistency
• The Apple/Intel Report: The Pressure Mounts
• iMac G5 Review Addendum: Business or Personal?
• The Tiger Report: Widgets? Who Needs Them?
• No, It's Not a Virus
• Should You Buy a New Mac Now or Wait?
• The Night Owl Review: Rhapsody on the Mac
• The Night Owl Review: EyeTV 500
• So You Want to Rent Music?
• Universal Binaries: Get Ready for the Avalanche
• The Apple Broadband Tuner Report
• The Apple/Intel Report: Will Apple Be Forced to Rush MacIntels?

November 2005

• Revisiting the Apple/Intel Connection
• A Super Duper! Backup Solution
• A Speedy Browser Update
• The Mac Night Owl Review: A Digital Flat Panel on the Cheap
• Memo to Apple: Don't Cave to Music Industry Demands!
• Consumer Reports: Will They Ever Learn?
• The Speculation Report: Getting Ready for Macworld Expo San Francisco
• Memo to People Who Want to Open Up Apple's Closed Ecosystem
• The Mac Switcher Report: Trials and Tribulations
• The Apple/Intel Report: About that Rosetta Trademark
• The Apple/Intel Report: What Should You Expect From a MacIntel?
• Do Computer Magazines Have a Future?
• The Mac Switcher Report: Trials and Tribulations
• The Apple/Intel Report: About that Rosetta Trademark
• The Apple/Intel Report: What Should You Expect From a MacIntel?
• Do Computer Magazines Have a Future?
• Mac OS X on Intel Revisited
• Video and the iPod: A Toy or a New Business Model?
• So Which PC Maker is in Trouble Now?
• The Tiger Report: So How Many Fixes Does 10.4.3 Have?

October 2005

• The Apple/Intel Report: Should You Buy a Power Mac Now?
• The Apple/Intel Report: A Brief Look at the Performance Equation
• The Apple Software Report: Is Adobe Getting the Shaft Again?
• The Mac Hardware Report: An Epitaph for the Modem
• It's a Small World After All
• The Mac Hardware Report: When is an Upgrade Not an Upgrade?
• Does Anyone Remember the Mac?
• Third Party Printer Cartridges Revisited
• The Apple Hardware Report: So Who Needs a Power Mac?
• The Apple Hardware Report: Jobs Said it Wouldn't be Done
• The Apple Financials Report: Stock Tanks Over Record Profits
• Browser Market Share: A Reality Check
• The Tiger Report: Please Fix My Keychain
• The Tiger Report: The Broken Migration Assistant
• The Apple Hardware Report: Unthinkable--Take Two
• The Apple Hardware Report: Doing the Unthinkable
• Apple Reliability: A Look at the Chaos Theory
• A Fast and Dirty Look at the Great iPod nano Conspiracy
• The Apple/Intel Report: Staying Out of Touch
• The Mac Music Report: Would You Pay $1.49 for a Hit Song?

September 2005

• The New Macs that Never Arrived
• The Mac Music Report: The iPod Features You Don't Want
• The Mac Night Owl Review: Opera Sings a Different Tune
• Apple's Quality Control: A Fable?
• Attention AOL Members: Are You Ready for MSN?
• The iPod Report: Cheaper by the Dozen
• The Tiger Report: It's Not All Bad
• The Browser Review: Firefox Matures
• The Mac Music Report: Staying Unbeatable
• The Mac Music Report: Rumor Sites Partly Successful
• The One Paragraph Apple Music Event Report
• Winning Patents Instead of Market Share
• What About Suing School Systems that Dump Macs?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Talk About Hot
• The iPod Patent Pickle: Welcome to the Silly Season
• The Mac Hardware Report: Apple Starts and Stops Mac mini Trial Marriage
• The Mac Hardware Report: When You Believe Apple Lies, Anything is Possible

August 2005

• Don't Tell Anyone: The Mac Rumor Sites Are Still Here
• I Have Seen the Future of Education: The iBook
• The Apple/Intel Report: What They Stopped Talking About
• The Leopard Report: What About a Public Beta?
• The Tiger Report: Why Does Mac OS X Need Application Uninstallers?
• A Warning to Apple Computer: First Impressions Count
• What Apple Can Learn from Logitech and Microsoft
• The Apple/Intel Report: Lest We Forget!
• The Apple/Intel Report: A Clue to What Apple is Waiting For?
• The Apple/Intel Report: A Clue to What Apple is Waiting For?
• The Apple/Intel Report: Dual Boot Macs? A Downside?
• The Mighty Mouse Report: So Why Does My Finger Tingle?
• The Apple/Intel Report: DRM or Not? Big Deal!
• The Mac Night Owl Review: Some Face Time with a Mighty Mouse
• All This for a Mouse?
• The Mac Night Owl Review: 20GB iPod: Still Number One

July 2005

• A Fast and Dirty Mac Browser Update
• The Tiger Report: Approaching the Three Month Milestone
• The Mac Hardware Report: So Where's My Modem?
• The One Paragraph iBook/Mac mini Update Report
• The Apple/Intel Report: The Excitement Dies Down
• The Mac Hardware Report: 400,000 Windows Users Can't Be Wrong
• The Tiger Report: Not All Mac OS X Problems Are Easy to Solve
• The Mac Hardware Report: Back to 5%
• Introducing the Newest Mac Rumor Site: The Wall Street Journal
• Apple's Financials #2: Don't Worry, the Sky is Still Falling!
• Apple's Financials: Wall Street Screws Up Again!
• The Tiger Report: The Biggest Update of All!
• The Apple/Intel Report: A Secret Plan to Kill the Mac?
• The Apple/Intel Report: Did Apple Rush to Judgment?
• The Apple/Intel Report: Are Cheaper Macs Coming?
• Mac OS X? But Which Version?
• The Apple/Intel Report: The Great Microsoft Equation
• The Apple/Intel Report: Don't Believe Those Surveys!
• Off-Brand Ink Cartridges: Don't Waste Your Time!
• The Apple/Intel Report: The AMD Lawsuit
• The Apple/Intel Report: Still More Myth Busting

June 2005

• The Apple/Intel Report: Should You Buy a Macintel 1.0?
• AOL: Opening the Last Barrier
• The Sad State of Technical Support: Take Two
• The Apple/Intel Report: Should Apple Cut Prices?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Michael Dell Changes His Tune
• The Mac Hardware Report: The Cloning Myth Revisited
• And Now for Something Completely Different: Will You Buy 10.5?
• The Apple/Intel Migration Report: Haven't You Had Enough Yet?
• The Apple/Intel Report: A Seamless Transition?
• The Ongoing, Never Ending WWDC Report: What is a Mac, Really?
• The Ongoing, Never Ending WWDC Report: The Day After
• The Ongoing, Never Ending WWDC Report: Intel Inside Edition
• The Ongoing, Never Ending WWDC Report: Preflight Edition
• The Mac Hardware Report: The Best Mac?
• The Mac Hardware Report: Yes It's All Right to Buy a New Mac!
• The Ongoing, Never Ending WWDC Report: Weekend Edition
• The Tiger Report: Pay and Pay Again
• The Tiger Report: Your Problem or Mine?
• Will Apple Survive After Steve Jobs?

May 2005

• Yet Another 10.5 Wish List
• Mac Security: Don't Get Overconfident!
• The Tiger Report: Why Can't the Mac OS Fix Itself?
• The Mac Hardware Report: A Mac with Intel Inside? What Are They Smoking?
• The Tiger Report: Why Aren't More Apps Compatible?
• The Tiger Report: Sowing the Seeds of Update Confusion
• The Tiger Report: The Great Repair Disk Permissions Mystery
• The Tiger Report: Should You Wait for 10.4.2?
• Ho Hum, Another iTunes Music Store Competitor
• The Tiger Report: I Come to Praise Tiger, Not to Bury It!
• The Tiger Report: What About These Silly Annoyances?
• The Tiger Report: Apple's Secret Operating System
• The Tiger Report: Are System Requirements Too Stiff?
• The Tiger Report: Avoiding Bad Installations
• The Tiger Report: Something is Wrong!
• The One Paragraph iMac/eMac Update Report
• The Tiger Report: Here's a Feature We Didn't Get

April 2005

• The Tiger Report: Making a Fuss Over What?
• Is Microsoft Finally Going Downhill?
• Is Amazon Now on Apple's Hit List?
• The Apple Price Myth: Will They Ever Learn?
• The One Paragraph Update to the Final Panther Update
• Does Opera Have a Chance? You Bet!
• On the Ethics of Paying Reporters for Favorable Stories
• OK, Here's Another Final Panther Report
• Adobe and Macromedia: A Brief Look Behind the Corporate Speak
• The Tiger Report: Anticipating Your Favorite Features
• So How Many Mac minis Did Apple Sell Last Quarter? Don't Ask!
• The Tiger Report: A Memo to Readers Who Bought a New Mac on April 11th
• The One Paragraph Tiger Release Date Report
• The iPod: When Will the Train Slow Down?
• AOL's Internet Phone Service: Mac Users Cannot Apply!
• Are Rumor Sites Losing Their Touch?
• Best Buy and Apple: Will it Really Work?
• Would You Buy a Product Named Longhorn?
• Mac OS 10.5: Time for a New User Interface?
• The Tiger Report: Should You Consider Upgrading?
• Spammers Love iPods
• All Right Macs Are Slow and Expensive

March 2005

• A Reality Check on the Latest Predictions of the Mac's Success
• The Mac mini Version 2.0 Wish List
• Apple's Lawsuits: The Real Message
• The Myth of Mac OS Security Rears its Ugly Head (Again)
• The Computer of the Future: A Return to Dumb Terminals?
• An Apple Branded Two-Button Mouse? Can't We Talk Reality for Once?
• Can We Survive Without Mac Rumor Sites?
• MSN for Mac, We Hardly Knew Ye!
• Definition of Napster To Go: Bait & Switch!
• Things Change!
• The Tiger Report: We Need Automatic Maintenance!
• Complicated User Interfaces #2: What About Consistency?
• Complicated User Interfaces: It's Not Just Computers
• Personal Computer Interfaces: The More Things Change…
• A Paragraph About a Visionary
• Should Apple Port Safari to Windows?

February 2005

• Is Apple Finally Getting a Hand on Pricing?
• The New iPods: The Great FireWire Cable Controversy
• The One Paragraph iPod Update Report
• The Mouse Factor: How Many Buttons Do You Need?
• Mac Talk: Overheard at the Car Dealership
• The Tiger Report: The Last Wish List?
• Online Music Security: They Can't Copy Protect Your Ears!
• Microsoft Does it Again!
• Are Mac Browsers Really Slower?
• The Mac Hardware Report: How Old is Old?
• Mac OS X 10.3.8: The Last Panther Update?
• Would You Rather Buy or Rent Music?
• Apple Product Updates: The Pace Lags
• (Update!) Nothing Lasts Forever: Was Dell Right?
• On Becoming a Consumer-Oriented Company
• How Do You Identify a Journalist?
• How Much Computing Power Do You Need?
• Monday Rant: Don't Tell Anyone, But New PowerBooks Are Out!

January 2005

• Pages, Pages and More Pages
• Apple: The Media's Darling
• The State of the Mac: Things Change
• Today's Rant: Blurring the Definitions of Journalism
• The Mac mini is Just the Beginning
• Apple and Memory: Tossing Conventional Wisdom on its Ear
• Another Apple Secret: Fewer Steps
• Can the Mac mini Really Convert Windows Users?
• From the Expo Floor #4: Not Everything is Wine and Roses
• From the Expo Floor #3: So Apple is Walking on Water
• From the Expo Floor #2: Apple's Great Gamble
• From the Expo Floor #1: Should I Say I Told You So?
• Tuesday Rant: Pre-Expo Jitters? No Way! By Grayson Steinberg
• What if Macs Suddenly Became Popular?
• The Unintended Consequences of Apple's Lawsuits
• Does Apple Have a Succession Plan?
• Tuesday Rant: Is The Mac Night Owl a Blog?
• On the Hazards of Inflated Expectations
• Can Apple Learn Anything From Bose?
• The Headless iMac: The Rumors Soar
• A Look at Microsoft's Delusions
• Why Do Others Have Problems and Not Me?
• Monday Rant: AOL's Peculiar Definition for "All"