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Desperately in need of a new phone and ready to take the iPhone 6S plunge? Need to have the latest and greatest? Don't worry about having to wait for cases.

A new trick has been discovered to allow you to prank friends and foes by shutting off their messages with one simple text.

This weeks edition of Brandi's Future Husband takes us to Louisiana:

These games will help you kill time in waiting rooms and office meetings--but they just might keep your eyes glued to your phone forever.

Hypothetically, lets say you have a friend who has an iPhone. You may or may not be looking for a way to get back at this person for a previous prank. Or maybe you just don't like this person.

You've plunked down a few hundred bucks on a new phone. Now you've gotta decide how to protect the thing.

So, it's here again: the day where Apple fans and tech-savvy people suffer sleep deprivation and give themselves anxiety over a new phone. How about you?

Who hasn't lost a favorite pair of sunglasses? The amount of money people have spent in losing and replacing sunglasses has to rival the amount traded on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. It's happened to me so many times that every time I go somewhere, I have to do quick math in my head about how much time I think I'm actually going to spend outdoors needing my sunglasses to see whether o

I have spent the past several days endlessly infuriated by a game on my iPhone called Flappy Bird. It is not the cute, fun addiction of Candy Crush. It pure, unbridled, seething, shout-it-from-the-mountaintops hatred. As far as I'm concerned, the good test for a phone game is whether or not it helps you kill time in a waiting room...

If you have 2,000 iPhone 5S phones the first thing you would do is set up a big domino style message reading "Happy Holidays" with firework looking things, right? Maybe for some of the Android users out there it may be the best thing to do with an iPhone...