3. The details of Jobs' health are going to stay private.

The board avoided answering most questions about Jobs' health, leaving some shareholders feeling less than satisfied. One person asked about the federal investigation into Apple's disclosure decisions (as by The Wall Street Journal). Apple's general counsel, Daniel Cooperman, declined to answer, The Times says.

4. Apple's board members are all keeping their jobs.

The entire eight-member Apple board was re-elected. Jobs and Google CEO Eric Schmidt were the only two, incidentally, who weren't present.

5. The gang didn't forget Jobs' birthday.