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Check out CSI's Corn Maze, five Household Myths debunked, and our favorite country beach songs. Here's what I was talking about last week.

There are only certain things that I will hold my breath for if I can't find them: my car keys, my sons shoes, my wallet and the biggest thing...my phone. I find myself giving an actual sigh of relief when I find it. Don't laugh and pretend you don't so this too...

The invitations have been sent and it looks like we're in for another Apple event on October 22nd. We already have new iPhones, so this has to be about the iPad.

Check out my favorite photos taken during Bras Across the Canyon, not getting text messages on our iPhones, and evolving robots.! Here's what I was talking about last week.

I live by text messages. I would much rather text someone than call. But since I upgraded to iOS 7 on my iPhone 5, texting via iMessage has been a nightmare.

Was there an earthquake last week in the Magic Valley? And physicists have created a new form of matter that behaves like a "Star Wars" Lightsaber! Here's what I was talking about last week.

Apple released iOS 7 to the masses a week ago today (Sept. 18). Within 48 hours of the launch, 32% of iDevices had already updated. That means iOS 7 is now in control of over 200,000 Apple devices.

It's time to get your flu shot again, the best places in Twin Falls to buy your Halloween costume, and KEZJ caught on fire! Here's what I was talking about last week.

Like many, I jumped on the iOS7 update yesterday.  I still sport the phone 4s and I wanted to see if there was any benefit to upgrading to iOS7 on this particular device.

Apple's latest and greatest operating system, iOS 7, is available now for free! Completely redesigned from the ground up, it features a new look, interface, and over 200 new features.

Apple announced two new iPhones today. I can't really seem to care.

I read a lot of technology articles on the bleeding edge of trends, so I think they may be a little ahead of where the population really is. An article today on Gizmodo claims that the "laptop revival is here," but that "laptops are dying." Is this true?