CNET news formerly known as News.com is a media company co-founded by Shelby Bonnie and Hashley Minor in 1993. In 1997 CNET acquired the Swiss company GDT and was later renamed to CNET Channel. CNET.com is the official site of CNET where reviews, news, downloads, comparison of prices about the latest technological devices is published. In 2008 it got transferred to CBS and its properties were merged into CBS Interactive.

CNET recently designed a application for new unlocked iPhone4. This new application can be downloaded for free from the App Store. This newapplication is equipped with some unique features. Here the news or blogs are downloaded as a whole rather than piece by piece which makes it easier for long time mobile users to be informed about what’s latest in the tech world. Applications can also be saved in the form of bookmarks. Users can browse social networking sites and read blogs and reviews at the same time.

News including latest application news from different blogs and categories like Crave, Business Tech, Wireless, Security, Cutting Edge, Webware, Apple, Politics, Law, Gaming and Microsoft. Also tweets posted by CNET top editors can be viwed with the help of this application. Some of the most editors with maximum number of fans are Molly Wood, Bonnie Cha, Brian Tong, Natalie Del Conte, Jessica Dolcourt and Maggie Reardon. If users like a certain blog, tweet or article then can share it with friends and family via Twitter, Facebook or they can simply email it also. In a nutshell this is surely one of the top unlocked iPhone4 applications.

Some other associations of CNET websites include MP3.com, Mertacritic, TV.com, GameFAQ’s and Movie Tome which are operated under the title of “CNET Networks Entertainment”. In November 2006 CNET Networks Community was developed which would post blogs about the latest web applications.