This week we have a lot of things to talk about. Why Macs are still better than Windows, the best way to surf the web, how to find new apps and how to get some “free” money from Apple.

Lately there are more and more options for television viewing and a cable companies are now being forced to make better deals to keep and get new customers. This week we discuss Marv’s switch from AT&T U-Verse to AT&T Dish.

This week we discuss what Apple may show at their March 25 Event and how it might compete with today’s offerings.

This week we explore the rumors of new Apple hardware being announced at a yet to be confirmed March event. Plus we may have solved the CarPlay connection issue.

This week we discuss how the local grocery chain is implementing Scan and Go. This app allows customers to scan their groceries as they shop and when it’s time to check out all they have to do is scan their iPhone and pay. Customer’s no longer need to empty their cart to have their groceries scanned at the check out. Plus we found some interesting new apps.

This week we discuss how to use Shortcuts on the iPhone and give some examples of pretty simple ones to start with.

Apple recently made the move to incorporate Airplay 2 and iTunes on TVs from Sony, Samsung, LG and Vizio. This is kind of like making iTunes for Windows to sell more iPods. Plus we review Consumer Cellular.

We learned a lot about iPhone myths and misconceptions while visiting relatives this past holiday. This week we cover a couple of them and hope to finally put them behind us.

The Photos app on the Mac does not have the same Photo Calendars and Photo Books projects that iPhoto had. That doesn’t mean it’s gone for good. The Mac App Store has extensions for the Photos app that brings back this feature. This week we discuss this along with other photo project apps for macOS and iOS.

This week we discuss how the latest Apple Watch update may help with early detection of heart issues and how Marv found how useful the Watch could be without the iPhone.