I use the folder method and just go through it occasionally to delete the screesnhots.

Slowly but surely things are getting back to a semblance of normalcy. How is it at your workspace?

I’ve tried them all and I still come back to and frequently use the Pocket service.

It may not exactly be “slow and steady wins the race” but Apple isn’t rushing success and grabbing at everything on offer. Its Apple TV+ content seems very meticulous and measured, even if I don’t like every show.

With so many summer blockbusters put on hold or postponed until the fall or later, it’s not looking good for movie theaters in general. Even then, how many of us want to go into a theater even half full of strangers? I know my family and I are unlikely to go to a movie theater until next year at the earliest.

The defense tried to argue that Apple “encouraged” such actions through its bug bounty program but the judge wasn’t having it. As it is, the hacker got off fairly lightly with a fine and probation.

CES is smart to make an announcement and plans for next year but the situation may still be fluid by then. Even if it’s not, at the best of times CES, with its 175,000 attendees, is a Petri dish that I hated going to. I bet a lot of folks will skip at least this one.

Snapseed is my go-to editing app. Almost all of my “serious” iOS photos get edited through Snapseed.

I love Sudeikis and the premise of this is utterly ridiculous which guarantees I’ll watch it. The trailers and “behind the scenes” videos on YouTube are hilarious.

I’m sure the tech and space inconsistencies (even with my limited knowledge of both) will drive me nuts but I’m still looking forward to watching this show this weekend.

Check it out. Head Pointer is an amazing accessibility feature of the latest version of Catalina.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is still, 30+ years later, a great film not just for its groundbreaking CGI but also for a great story and amazing visuals.

If you’re a fan of cars, this is mindbogglingly sad. For over thirty years, these cars have been hidden, collecting dust. I’d never even heard of a Bizzarrini but it is a beautiful car.

I’m old enough to remember the “original” car from the silly TV series. It’s always going to be my favourite.

While it’s likely slightly different in every area, this start to finish journey is still interesting. We are “forced” to do recycling in our small community and there are fines if you don’t. But I disagree with the premise that it’s “our” job so much as corporations and governments have discovered they can put the onus on individual consumers for recycling and alleviate the responsibility of business to do more.

I don’t have or use a HomePod but this might come in handy for some of you. I wonder if we’ll ever get multi-user support for the iPad?

That is one very calm 12 year old.

A documentary guaranteed to make you angry at rich people.

My wife has Zoom meetings all the time and when I showed her how this was possible, she turned her nose up at it with a “…Eww…why?” So your mileage may vary.

I’ll quibble with Gassee’s headline – there are no “missing pieces.” There’s only the hope, wishes and fever dreams of people who want this to happen without ever examining the question Gassee asks, “Why would Apple do this?”

That explains why I woke up to dozens of apps needing to be “updated” this AM.

There are some cute shows here. Unfortunately, my 14-year-old is a little too old for most of them. Ironically enough, we adults love “Home Before Dark.”

What an abomination, not only of the steering wheel but also the dash and the doors. Thank God this never went into production.

I never thought I’d learn anything from TikTok but there are some cool tricks listed here.

This is a great PR move by Netflix. According to Netflix, “inactive accounts represent less than a half of one percent of its overall member base,” so it won’t affect the company’s bottom line by much but they get a nice “we’re the good guys!” bump out of it.

The story of BlackBerry’s epic fall from the top of the tech mountain is a cautionary tale for many companies, Apple included.

While some of us are waiting for sports to come back, we can argue about this list.

I guess this is how hard up we are for content. An extra-long version of a pretty bad movie.

Did you notice the Google doodle on Google’s home page today? Today is the birthday of the late Nicholas Winton who rescued 669 children during World War II.

I have no compelling reason to go to an Apple Store at the best of times but I certainly wouldn’t go to one now. But it would be interesting to see how Apple pulls this off and I have every expectation they will do so.