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We dare Aunt Jill Schlesinger to explain the government shutdown, Obamacare, and the debt ceiling in under an hour.

On today's episode we're talking lens flares, digital motion sickness creeping up, the first 3d-printed room, and more!

CNET Audiophiliac Steve Guttenberg is back, and he's wearing a shirt made of grapes. His list of today's talking points include how to dodge a war, when and why the Internet will end, an interview with Steve Albini, and the story of simple haircut that turned into a disaster.

An app that lets you sign up for a voluntary kidnapping, nerds spending way too much money on one-word Twitter accounts, LA rolls back a pathetically disorganized iPad rollout to high school students, the answer to why "The Simpsons" is still unavailable to stream, and a very long analysis of the family dynamic in "Full House."

Get comfortable for today's episode as we weave through the absurd story of John Titor, a self-proclaimed time traveler answering questions about the future of the world in 2036. Conspiracy theorists, Internet trolls, and anyone that enjoys the paranormal will love today's story of falsifying your identity on the Web.

Our guest today is David Koechner, known for his role as Champ Kind on "Anchorman" and the sequel out this holiday season. We'll chat with him about his SNL audition, the Improv Olympic theater in Chicago, and the future of comedy with regards to his hilarious YouTube series, Full on Koechner.

California teens scrub their online regret, Dumb and Dumber 2 starts filming, pranking Apple fanboys, and texting zones come to NY highways!

We waited until the weekend was over to cover the disastrous results of last week's iPhone 5S/5C launch. Fights, homeless people, gold shortages, and more!

Leaked from today's 404 episode: how the Simpsons inspired the iPhone keyboard, crowdfunding your own future funeral, Grand Theft Auto V cheats, and who exactly is keeping Best Buy on life support!

Today's double-feature episode features stories about a tiny mirror accessory that turns your iPhone into a creepshots factory, cell service coming to MTA subways in New York, a crowdsourced dream database app, and an interview with "Parks and Recreation's" Jim O'Heir!

Due for an upgrade but still on the fence about the new iPhones? Press the play button on today's episode, as CNET Editor Scott Stein brings by the new Apple iPhone 5S and 5C along with some behind-the-scenes look at the testing process. You'll learn about True Tone flash, the Touch ID fingerprint scanner, iOS 7 performance tips, and whether or not you should spring for an upgrade.

Violence erupts over GTA V release in North London, using a disembodied finger to unlock the Apple iPhone 5S, Mcafee's list of the most dangerous celebrities to search on the Internet, and how to spot a pair of counterfeit Beats by Dre headphones.

Grand Theft Auto V comes out tomorrow but Jeff gives us a preview and a spoiler-free review of the game, including how it stacks up to past games in the franchise, the insane depths of Los Santos, and the beautiful cinematic sequences that parallel triumphs like "The Big Lebowski."

Would you buy a ticket for flight 666 to Helsinki (HEL) on Friday the 13th? CNET phone Editor Lynn La gets superstitious with us and talks falling Apple shares, trading in your current iPhone, NY bagels, and a new take on the theremin...designed by Flo Rida?

We support a new design concept called Phonebloks that lets you build a piecemeal smartphone...we're just not sure it'll ever actually happen.