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| August 21, 2020 |
The Kim Komando Show is LIVE right now!Watch the show and go behind the scenes! |
 On this weekend's showApple just became the very first $2 trillion company in the world. We’ll put that into perspective. Plus, a new Broadway musical is on the way, but this one is coming to Netflix first. And, your smartphone is getting smarter, and will soon know how drunk you are. But how? That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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 Use this 5G map to see if high speeds are in your areaIf you have a 5G phone or plan on getting one, you'll probably want to know where 5G coverage is arriving next. This interactive digital map from the speed test gurus at Ookla gives you a detailed picture of where you can expect to find 5G in your neck of the woods, as well as whether or not it's worth making the switch. Tap or click here to see what 5G looks like in your area. → |  CCleaner for Windows: Is this wildly popular download safe to use?CCleaner is highly popular for routine computer maintenance, but recently, Microsoft has been urging users not to install the program through its Windows Defender system. Is CCleaner suddenly dangerous to install? As it turns out, it all comes down to whether or not you like extra bundled software. Tap or click here to see why Microsoft doesn't advocate CCleaner. → |
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 6 fitness gadgets to help you lose weight and get healthyTrying to stay healthy or improve your fitness? If you're willing to put in the work, these gadgets can help. Kim shares six products that will make hitting your fitness goals fun and easy. Some are wearable, others get you moving and all are aimed at getting you in shape. Tap or click to see Kim’s picks for fitness tech you’ll actually use. → |
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 Chocolate rain: Some stay dry while some end up with stainsIn an event that could only happen in 2020, a Swiss chocolate factory recently suffered a malfunction in its cooling system. This would normally be enough to shut a factory down, but instead, something remarkable happened: The issue didn’t fully halt production, which meant that the excess had to escape in some way. This led to a sudden burst of brown powder into the air around the factory as chocolate particles escaped through its ventilation system. The result: an entire town sprinkled in a fine, brown chocolatey powder. Needless to say, officials in the area advised residents that the particles were totally harmless and they would either be ingested or melt in the warm summer weather. But for one magical moment, it really rained chocolate in the town of Olten. Officials said the chocolate was harmless but is it actually good for you? Tap or click here to find out. → |
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