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CNET Most Popular ProductsJan 12, 2026
A Beginner's Guide to ChatGPT: How to Get Started With the AI Chatbot
ChatGPT is a lot simpler to use than you think, and there are many ways to make it work well for you.

Mac RumorsJan 12, 2026
Apple Store in Santa Rosa is Moving Later This Month
Apple's retail store in Santa Rosa, California will be moving from the Santa Rosa Plaza shopping mall to the open-air Montgomery Village shopping plaza later this month.


EngadgetJan 12, 2026
Lego's first Pokémon sets are now available for pre-order
We learned last March that Lego and Pokémon would be joining forces and the first results of their partnership are here. Pre-orders for all three kits are open now, with an expected ship date of February 27. As one might have guessed from the lightning bolts on the previous promotional image, one of the debut pocket monsters getting the brick treatment is Pikachu, complete with a Poké Ball. The 2,050-piece kit can be built to show Pikachu either leaping out of the open Poké Ball into battle or at rest staring up at the builder, closed Poké Ball between his paws. The Pikachu kit costs $200.

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Mac RumorsJan 05, 2026
Apple Launches Year of the Horse AirPods Pro 3 for Lunar New Year
Apple has designed a limited edition version of the AirPods Pro 3 to celebrate Lunar New Year, and customers in select countries can purchase them starting today. The Year of the Horse Special Edition ?AirPods Pro 3? feature a unique horse emoji character that's otherwise unavailable.


Computer World Security NewsNov 08, 2023
Windows Hello for Business: Passwordless authentication for Windows shops
Microsoft is trying to get rid of that sticky note that you see taped to everyone's office monitor. You know, the one with the password on it. The one with all of the old passwords crossed off one by one, each one subtly different from the last — an exclamation point turning into an ampersand, a one into a two.

Enterprises have really done this to themselves. The passwords that most organizations require — which have to be complex, with long strings of numbers and specially cased phrases with some (but not all! heavens no, not the one you want) symbols — are difficult to remember. There's no hope except to write them down. Then you have to reset them every so often. Then they get recycled. And on and on the cycle goes.

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