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here comes another social app that gives you more junk to scroll through I'm Bridget Carey this is your Cena update just as CES began to wind down a new social app launched Friday getting techies worked up it's called peach and there are only two reasons that got so much attention when it went live reason number one it was created by the founder of vine which is a collection of looping video clips run by Twitter that's a hit with all the youngins and reason number two and the icon of the peach looks like an erotic but the peach emoji has transformed our digital communication to represent a butt and this is a very buddy looking peach so maybe you will feel inclined to use this network to post butt jokes or photos of butts or you can also share doodles doodles of butts if you so desire I figured that this is the key to appealing to a younger generation another perk of peaches that is more private for just sharing with people you know to follow someone's feed you have to know their user name or phone number but once your network starts to grow its suggest friends of friends you may want to add this reminds me of path it was a network that was just supposed to be for people you know and it failed there are some secrets to peach which is another appealing feature for young people who like to think they know more than everyone else to access some features you have to know the key word type D to send a drawing type H to show your location J brings up gifts search W lets you share your local weather you get the idea I'm just disappointed that B doesn't bring up more butts but let's move along shall we I want to make sure I give you a well-rounded news report if you or someone you care about uses the internet explorer browser pay attention older versions of Internet Explorer ie 8 9 and 10 are no longer supported by Microsoft that means if there's some security bug or other flaw it's not gonna get patched so make sure you're using IE 11 or Microsoft's edge browser both have lowercase ease for their logos so it can get confusing but edge is a little more streamlined and modern about 20% of all web traffic comes from the out explore browsers so there are plenty of people that need to upgrade and don't let tech keep you up at night if you're a night reader there's a new feature coming to iPhones that could help according to Apple's developer site the update for iOS 9.3 may include a setting called night shift that changes the display to show less blue light if you're reading before bed several studies show that the light from our tablets and phones can make it hard to go asleep it's because the blue light from LED screens are slowing the production of melatonin and that's the hormone that tells our brains to go to bed now that's it for this tech news update and you can sleep easy by catching up on all the latest news at cnet.com from our studios in New York I'm Bridget Carey