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This and several other questions answered on Apple’s page.

Congratulations to everyone at Apple. They should be proud to dominate such a list. But I’m a bit miffed that the original iMac didn’t make the list.

If you’re a fellow NCAA Men’s Basketball fan, no March Madness this year is incredibly disappointing. But here are 16 classic games to help you get through it.

I’ve often wondered how skyscrapers in dense areas get removed.

Having been to several of these museums, I can tell you it’s not the same online but it’s fun to “wander around” and see some famous art in its “natural” setting.

There are some really good, interesting movies on this site.

In attendance at that party? Tim Cook and Eddy Cue.

Vegas is starting to close casinos.

Another example of companies doing what’s best. Good to see.

Great move by Ken Burns and PBS. Sadly, not available outside of the US.

It might seem a bit morbid to play this game right now but it’s actually a lot of fun and wonderfully cooperative. You can’t win unless you all work together.

At the best of times, the lack of paid sick leave is a bad thing. Now, it’s an actual public health emergency. The vast majority of people who work in the Retail, Hospitality, and Grocery segments are low paid as it is. Without paid time off, they have to go to work, sick or not.

I’ve always been fascinated by giraffes and while I knew they were endangered, I didn’t realize how dire the situation was until I read this article.

This would be deeply unsettling. I don’t know if I could be on that research vessel for that long.

Apple is saying, “Don’t screw with us right now. We’re not in the mood.”

Zero sympathy for this ghoulish price gouger. I hope he loses his shirt.

Another good move by Apple.

This is an extraordinary move by Apple. The question is, will other retails follow suit? Malls?

I think the fact that there is a journal called “Gait and Posture” is the funniest part of this article.

Well, that’s embarrassing.

Fascinating how the seemingly most simple thing is one of the most effective.

Yeah, it sucks that our favourite events, sporting or otherwise, are being canceled but it’s not out of a sense of panic for the most part.

The news included a tidbit about Apple.

This may be seen as minor news – Gates hasn’t been CEO since 2008 – but it’s still interesting.

Rene Ritchie joined me on this week’s show to talk about the effects of coronavirus on Apple and around the world. We also talked about the gear Rene is using right now, as well as his favorite Apple TV+ shows.

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As Canadians, we’re already good at social distancing. We hate when anyone gets within three feet to us.

Ignoring the inflammatory headline (by their own story, the situation doesn’t have to get worse/dire), the charts are a fascinating look at how important various forms of intervention are as well as how fast we implement them.

As predicted by myself and many others. This was to be expected given the situation the world finds itself in right now and is certainly the right decision. Apple tries to put a brave face on it saying, “This June, WWDC20 brings a completely new online experience to millions of talented and creative developers around the world.”

There are lessons from 1918 to be learned here.

I wonder how long it will be or how worse it will get before Apple closes North American stores?