The Macalope Weekly: Solutions in search of a problem
Apple punditry is a magical force: It whirls around like a perpetual motion machine, even when motion is not required or, really, desired. Apple can have a bad afternoon and 10,000 people will weigh in with their valuable opinions about how Apple needs to “fix” its problem. Meanwhile, Microsoft can be sitting there with a lame duck CEO for months on end and no one seems to be concerned. This week, we’ll look at a raft of solutions that Apple is not interested in to problems it doesn’t really have.
Buying cheap isn’t always a good deal
Long-time MacDailyNews contributor SteveJack says “Apple should buy BlackBerry and sell lower-priced iOS-powered phones and tablets under the BlackBerry brand.”
If you’re looking for more serious Apple analysis, you may want to click on the link entitled “Hot Pictures of Elisha Cuthbert” in MacDailyNews’s sidebar.
For as long as Apple has been Apple there have been calls for the company to make “affordable products.”
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