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A newly developed app may be changing the game, and it may make getting locally grown products easier. The app will benefit the farmers and the customers as well.

Visit Southern Idaho has announced their launch of their new app which they have created to make sure that all of you plans around there area go off without a hitch. The app is great for people who live in the area or are visiting to see what there is to do around here, because there is so much.

I recently came across a group of Idahoans raving about it in a state hot springs Facebook group.

A new app now allows UK farmers to scroll through galleries of livestock with the idea of finding suitable breeding matches.

It's a brand new year which gives you hundreds of days to let us know what songs you'd like to hear!

The holiday season is upon us. This weekend is Halloween, in less than a month it will be Thanksgiving, and then blink your eyes and it's Christmas! So let the season of giving start now.

We all worry about what our kids see and read online, but I was shocked to learn that books for older kids may contain profanity.

If you are ever on Facebook you have no doubt seen or received at least one game request from a friend. But there is also a really good chance that you don't play online games and those requests are just annoying. If that is the case you've probably wondered how to block game requests on Facebook. Well - today you are in luck.

Justice may not have come swiftly, and it may also have come a little sticky, but after two months of watching and tracking the alleged thief of his laptop via a security application called Hidden, San Francisco-based interaction designer Joshua Kaufman has finally been reunited with his beloved MacBook. The app, which costs as little as $15 a year, not only tracked Josh's computer's location with

So I don't smoke, but a LOT of my coworkers do and they're always bumming smokes off each other (cheap bastards) and they're always talking about new apps on their iPhones and iPads and Android phones (nerds!).  And now, that's to Marlboro, these two loves can be combined...

So there's a new app called iAugment and YES, I tried it out.  It's FREE, so what the hell? First, I tried it on myself.

A new iPhone app called iAugment allows women who are considering breast augmentation to see how they would look with a new pair without actually having to go to the plastic surgeon to get an expensive and potentially embarrassing virtual visualization. The app is simple enough to use: All you do is upload a picture, highlight the breasts, and then decide how big you want to make them. If you wa