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Plus, stocks are expected to continue losses, employees strike for better coronavirus protections, James Corden hosts a TV show from his garage and ESPN airs old Monday Night Football games. (Audio: Associated Press)

Jefferson Graham offers tips on backing up your phone and computer on Talking Tech.

Plus, China prohibits foreign nationals from entering the country, Elton John holds a virtual benefit concert, severe storms are set to slam the Midwest and many stores remain closed. (Audio: Associated Press)

Plus, Southwest Airlines cuts 40% of daily flights, Grand Canyon National Park closes certain trails, MLB considers options for restarting the season and new albums drop on Friday. (Audio: Associated Press)

Working at home? Alexa and Google are listening to you. Jefferson Graham has a few suggestions for you.

Plus, Steph Curry chats will Dr. Anthony Fauci, tips for staying fit at home, the Space Force is set for a satellite launch and Strat-O-Matic tries bringing some of the Opening Day baseball magic. (Audio: Associated Press)

Live webcasting is back, again. Which app to use? Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Instagram? Jefferson Graham has some ideas.

Plus, some companies have ramped up hiring, some states require self-quarantines for arrivals, India shuts down and the NFL closes facilities. (Audio: Associated Press)

Jefferson Graham worked with a security researcher to see if peer-to-peer mobile payment firms shared personal information with data firms. Want to hear what happened? Tune in to Talking Tech.

Plus, tips for homeschooling kids, the Olympics have been postponed, passengers from the Grand Princess are set for release from quarantine and more movies hit streaming. (Audio: Associated Press, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures)

Which to buy to support your local restaurant? Gift card or take out. Jefferson Graham has done some investigating, and it's takeout all the way. He explains on #TalkingTech.

Plus, Sen. Rand Paul has coronavirus, stocks extend losses, the Tokyo Olympics future is in doubt and the State Department charters flights to bring home Americans. (Audio: Associated Press)

How do you check out music when all concerts have been cancelled? Turn to online venues like Stageit, which offers livestreams for a fee from known and unknown bands. And now, StageIt is experiencing more viewers than ever before. StageIt's Evan Lowenstein joins Jefferson Graham to tell all.

Plus, New York bans non-essential travel, the 2020 census may run into some hiccups due to the coronavirus outbreak, the U.S./Mexico border closes for non-essential travel and movies hit streaming services early during the pandemic. (Audio: Associated Press, Pixar, Universal Pictures)

It's a been a crazy week for everyone and while we can't be there for you physically (social distancing and all) we can support you with entertainment. This week we share our favorite things to watch across various streaming platforms. Brian Truitt breaks his long-standing fight against dating shows with "Love is Blind" which he refers to as the "mac & cheese of Netflix", Kelly Lawler gets lost in Sundance Now's "A Discovery of Witches" and Brett Molina escapes the pandemic with "Schitt's...

Plus, the FDA considers existing treatments for coronavirus, economic relief is nearly here for coronavirus, the Olympic flame arrives in Tokyo and Hallmark Channel brings Christmas to March.

Good news: Scribd, the website and app for e-books, digital magazines and sheet music, has opened its library for free for 30 days. Jefferson Graham reports

Plus, stores dedicate special times for elderly shoppers, tornadoes may hit the central U.S., Queen Elizabeth II moves to Windsor Castle for the coming weeks and spring has arrived. (Audio: Associated Press)

So many people have turned to the Zoom video conference app to stay in touch during the Coronavirus era. Jefferson Graham has 10 tips for getting the most of Zoom.

Plus, Joe Biden wins big in primaries, the Iditarod sleds to a finish, Tom Brady heads to the Buccaneers and SpaceX continues its Starlink mission. (Audio: Associated Press, Prime Minister of Canada)