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Apple Stores that could open (but probably won’t), a terrible idea for tracking COVID-19, and another big show Shot on iPhone.

Great Apple Store expectations, talk of - shocker - a delay in iPhones, and how are we ever going to watch all of the TV available?

Sizing up SE availability, Morgan Stanley is still bullish on Apple, and keeping track of keeping track of COVID-19.

Apple and Google ahead of schedule, excitement covered in smog, and Wedbush wants word on iPhone 5G.

Phone numbers from “the time before,” financial folks guess on Apple’s June-quarter, and Lisa Jackson tells her Earth Day story.

Mixed messages on iPhone, Apple Services blanket new regions, and social distancing down in Fraggle Rock.

More thoughts on iPhone SE, the App Store gains from the great Hunker Down™, and Apple may be running a WWDC pre-game.

iPhone SE plays hard to get, a somewhat surprising “Sell” rating for Apple, and Apple and the new “new normals.”

Tim Cook addresses Apple employees, a strange note from Deutsche Bank, and stuff to hear ye, hear ye!

Apple announces the SEquel, Trackpads for iPad come early, and something to stick in your ear.

Good news/bad news/really bad news from Morgan Stanley, mapping the fight against COVID-19, and Apple’s a great bait for phishers.

A lower Apple price target, iPhone resurgent in China, and tech takes on coronavirus.

The recent past and possible future of iPhone, good news/bad news for Mac, and tapping the breaks on a planned exit.

Sizing up the iPhone state of play, COVID-19: Q&A and Apps, and more stuff to do while you’re stuck inside.

Words from Wall Street, fixes and un-fixes, and Apple believes the students are the near future.