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  CNET Top 5: Free software
  The best software on the Net that you don't have to pay for--legally.
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  Buzz Report: The Droid has landed
  Motorola's latest Droid commercial has people drooling (and running for cover), and T-Mobile is just trying to get the lights turned on again.
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  CNET Top 5: Worst downloads of the fall
  As the leaves turn color, you should turn away from these software downloads.
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  Prizefight: Nintendo DSi vs. Sony PSP Go
  It's the portable gaming debate that will never go away. Can Sony's all-download, UMD-free PSP Go gaming handheld take down the Nintendo DSi?
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  Smartphones: Motorola Droid (Verizon Wireless)
  You've seen Verizon's commercials attacking a certain smartphone from a fruit company. Now, check out CNET's First Look video of the...
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  Apple Byte: How does the Apple Slate sound to you?
  Someone might have slipped and revealed the name of Apple's tablet, and are updated MacBook Pros coming? Plus Google's bringing free...
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  How to: Seven essential free software apps for a new PC
  Once you get that new Windows 7 computer, here are the apps you need to install.
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  Auto shows: 2009 SEMA Show: Lexus LFA
  Lexus shows its first supercar, but are we sure this car really comes from Lexus?
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  CNET Top 5: Best MP3 players
  If you want to carry your music library with you, you will want one of these.
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  How to: Make a Windows 7 system repair disc
  Before anything has a chance to go bad, make an emergency disc for Windows 7.

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  Exploratorium's shocking 40th anniversary kicks off
  The San Francisco museum's celebration of science and exploration gets under way this weekend with Dr. Megavolt.
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  A new workout for the Wii
  Ubisoft's upcoming fitness game, YourShape, promises an experience a step up from Wii Fit. In the process, can it help revitalize the...
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  Car Tech Live: 143: Ford puts airbags where?
  Ford puts airbags where? Automatic parking coming to a car near you, the Army wants a hybrid Humvee, first 4G-connected car is a Prius,...
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  CNET Top 5: Most popular products for November
  The gadgets you spend the most time gazing at. Is this a holiday hint?
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  Reporters' Roundtable: Reporters' Roundtable 9: The business of app stores
  The App Store business model, nearly perfected by Apple, has changed the way software is made, sold, distributed, and priced. Join...
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  Apple Byte: Is iTunes TV coming soon?
  Apple's pitching TV networks to jump on board a new digital TV package plan, the iPhone isn't doing so hot in China, and there's another...
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  First look from the Labs: Toshiba T135-S1309
  For a budget Windows 7 thin-and-light that won't need to recharge often, you could do a lot worse than the Toshiba Satellite T135-S1309.
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  Buzz Out Loud: BOL 1101: LHC-gull kills science with bread
  Apparently the Large Hadron Collider is doomed. It can't even survive a bread bombing by birds. The Droid arrived on the scene though,...
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  Smartphones: HTC Droid Eris (Verizon Wireless)
  The HTC Droid Eris offers a bright display and Android features for a bargain price.
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  How to: Edit an MP3 file
  Learn how to open, trim, and export the audio from an MP3 file using the free Audacity audio editor.
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  The 404: The 404 462: Where we make it too easy
  Wilson G. Tang is happily celebrating his 25th birthday tomorrow, so we take a few minutes at the beginning of today's episode of The...
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  Verizon launches the Motorola Droid
  Maggie Reardon visits a Verizon Wireless store in Manhattan for the launch of the new Motorola Droid smartphone.

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  Apple Byte: Is iTunes TV coming soon?
  Apple's pitching TV networks to jump on board a new digital TV package plan, the iPhone isn't doing so hot in China, and there's another...
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  Apple Byte: How does the Apple Slate sound to you?
  Someone might have slipped and revealed the name of Apple's tablet, and are updated MacBook Pros coming? Plus Google's bringing free...
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  Apple Byte: Where's the Blu-ray?
  We share our take on Apple's product announcements; Verizon and Motorola turn the heat up on Apple; plus, a special peek behind the scenes.
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  Apple Byte: Is the iPhone now jailbreak-proof?
  FM radio might be coming soon to the iPhone and iPod Touch, tethering looks like it's coming in 2010, and we'll show you how to Kiss your iPhone.
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  Apple Byte: The Apple Byte skits episode
  Brian Tong shows us some of our favorite skits that have made Apple Byte so unique.
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  Apple Byte: The Apple tablet might be right around the corner
  More information about a new Apple tablet, new iMacs and Mac Minis, and BlackBerry for Mac.
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  Apple Byte: Will new iMacs bring Blu-ray?
  iMac rumors get stronger; Microsoft "borrows" more retail ideas; and a quick Snow Leopard tip you'll actually use.
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  Apple Byte: Has the iPod Touch met its match?
  The Zune HD finally brings some legitimate competition. We'll talk iMac and MacBook rumors, and our app of the week is ShakeitPhoto.
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  Apple Byte: Apple takes on gaming
  It's our take on Apple's announcements. Any bad Apples? You bet. Steve Jobs likes ice cream, and we interview actor Tyrese Gibson.
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  Apple Byte: Is Snow Leopard finger-friendly?
  Apple confirms its music event for iPod updates, Snow Leopard might be more touchable than you think, and Find My iPhone fights crime!
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  Apple Byte: Hot iPhone tips
  In this special edition of the Apple Byte, we're going to show you some of our favorite iPhone tips and tricks, including how to watch...
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  Apple Byte: Sneak peek at the new Facebook app
  Are the Beatles finally coming to iTunes? We'll show you the new layout for the Facebook 3.0 app. We'll also talk iPods, iTunes, and...

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  CNET Mailbag: I'm not a doctor, but...
  Tom Merritt explains T-mobile's new plans, gives out the mobile CNET Web address, and plays a doctor on TV.
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  CNET Mailbag: Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Your responses!
  We knew our OS Prizefight would be a doozy, and it delivered...angry feedback from around the globe. This week, Molly reads the best of it.
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  CNET Mailbag: Tough love for the BlackBerry Storm
  This week on the Mailbag, Bonnie Cha helps one of you choose an iPhone, Molly confesses that she lied to you, and long-overdue love for the 404.
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  CNET Mailbag: CNET makes beautiful babies
  On this week's show, Mark Licea and Natali Del Conte's future offspring, ads you like, and Flash errors explained.
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  CNET Mailbag: Where you all need to chill a little
  Molly keeps it real with the complainers in this week's Mailbag, but it all ends on a happy note.
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  CNET Mailbag: Auto-Incorrect extravaganza
  This week on Mailbag, we open some of your snail mail, refuse to open others, and have a great time with Auto-Incorrect.
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  CNET Mailbag: Mailbag Bloopers (so far)
  Good grief, those Mailbag letters are a mouthful! Here are the best bloopers of the year...and the year's not even over!
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  CNET Mailbag: Extra video to make your day
  This week in the Mailbag, CNET editors are making extra videos just for you, a new comment system, and Brian Tong reads the phonebook.
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  CNET Mailbag: Why there's no color Kindle
  We explain why you can't have color e-ink yet, how to prove Brian Cooley exists, and where to buy CNET stuff.
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  CNET Mailbag: CNET on your big screen TV
  This week, your postcards and letters finally get top billing on the Mailbag. Plus: a cool TiVo announcement.
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  CNET Mailbag: Give us our Linux!
  This week, you're all on the same feedback page. And that page is called "Linux." Plus, Auto-Incorrect returns!
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  CNET Mailbag: Lovermail Edition II
  Our second-ever lovermail edition spreads the love around to almost everyone at CNET TV. Thanks, guys!