It's always sad when Apple has to put up a donation page for some natural disaster, but it's good that they do.

Unless you've been sleeping for a few days, you've likely heard about the 7.9 magnitude earthquake in Nepal.

As of this writing, over 3,200 people are confirmed dead, though that number seems likely

to rise.

Over 5,000 people are confirmed to be injured, though that number also seems likely to rise.

The Guardian under the UK says a number of nations have pledged immediate support.

However, the devastation is so great, more help will no doubt be needed.

To that end, Apple has once again partnered with the American Red Cross, which is helping in

the relief effort in Nepal. The iTunes store has set up the usual

denomination amounts of $5.10, 25, 50, 100 and $200.

More information is available in the iTunes store for traditional computers as well as

on iOS devices. This is Mac OSKIN. Apple Watchches First Weekend Out, testing its water and scratch resistance, and prepping for the numbers game.

It's Monday the 27th of April 2015. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacoS.

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