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The popular AVG Free Edition looks like no sign of slowing down, with the new AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 8.5 rolling off the virtual conveyor belt for download today.

A few weeks ago we asked for your eBay stories, and we’ve received a lot of responses about bad sellers, demanding buyers and more.

The initial purchase price of a printer can be difficult to see past when you're making a buying decision, and it's tempting to simply go for the cheapest available - but inkjet printing can be deceptive.

Shake up in ratings system a shock for Google.

Compromised site used to push malware.

Mozilla has published a wiki entry in which it offers a number of proposed new Firefox features for community discussion..

Users can become 'fans' of the advertisers they like.

Android, iPhone and iPod touch users will have improved access to images.

A freelance photographer is facing a £22,000 bill after setting up a fake Facebook page that libelled a former classmate.

Two and a half years ago Microsoft discontinued its Internet Explorer for Mac and the firm recommended users migrate to Apple's Safari. Today, the MSN video page tells Mac users to use Firefox.

Google URL tally hits milestone.

The Daily Telegraph once again places the equation of 'computer game = kill' in the spotlight.

Worm spooks site and tries to cash in on malware.

Put these perfect stocking-stuffers towards the gear or gadgets of your choice. We have 10 $50 vouchers to giveaway every fortnight plus four $250 prizes, and they’re ridiculously easy to win.

Yet another leak has sprung regarding Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 release, this time with the firm's partner programme web site noting the release candidate will be good to go before May 5th, just two weeks from now.

There have been rumblings about Nikon releasing a new high-end DSLR camera for a while, but it now seems that the D3x is official. Or at least semi-official.

Brin, Page and Schmidt pledged two-decade working relationship in 2004.

Three new "experimental" search modes to try, including maps, and ordering results in a timeline.

TreeHugger attacks search giant for 'wasting electricity'.