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Thanks for being part of CNET

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December 23, 2009

Thank you CNET members!

CNET is the place to go for unbiased reviews; award-winning tech journalism; and safe, spyware-free downloads.

As we head into 2010, we want to thank you for making us the No. 1 destination for tech news on the Web. As we reflect on a difficult year, we also are proud to share new features we launched on CNET in 2009.

Thanks,
--The CNET team

New in 2009

CNET TechTracker app
Keep software up-to-date with the CNET TechTracker app. This free app scans your PC to check for software updates.

Visit CNET TechTracker

Ultimate Holiday Tech Guide
Deals every day in December, top gadget picks from CNET editors, slideshows, and video product reviews make CNET's holiday gift guide the place you need to visit for your holiday wish lists.

Visit the CNET holiday gift guide

CNET Mobile
Visit CNET on your mobile phone and get all the great product reviews, news, and video you'll find on CNET, optimized for your device. Also, CNET Scan and Shop app launched for Android mobile phones; look for it on the iPhone in 2010.

Visit CNET Mobile

CNET Live
Watch CNET shows streamed live while you chat with others watching the show. This month, call in to the Holiday Help Desk and get advice and answers to your tech problems from our experts.

Visit CNET Live

CNET My Lists
Use CNET My Lists to share wish lists, compare products you are researching, and save your favorite tech gadgets.

Visit CNET My Lists

Expanded Apple news and reviews
The MacFixIt and iPhone Atlas blogs, as well as the Mac Resource guide provide in-depth information about Apple products.

Visit iPhone Atlas

CNET River
Take a look at CNET River (beta) for a real-time view of the latest blog posts, photo galleries, videos, and tweets from CNET editors.

Visit CNET River

CNET Conversations
You ask the questions, CNET gets the answers. CNET Conversations is a series of video interviews where CNET editors pose questions from CNET members to tech luminaries such as Eric Schmidt and Steve Ballmer.