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Top 5 Freeware Anti-Virus Software
This kind of information can be found all over the internet, but for content sake I thought I’d give it a go. Here’s my list for the Top 5 of best freeware antivirus applications, along with the proper links to download them. 1. AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition With well over 200 million downloads (!!) this Read more

Top 5 Windows 7 Features
Due for release on October 22, 2009 (almost there..), Windows 7 promises to be a whole lot more spectacular than Windows Vista was compared to XP. Microsoft has tried to make everything more efficient, more accessible and just cooler than anything they ever created. We’ll see… Here’s a short list of the most prominent features Read more

Top 5 Coolest Free iPhone Apps
Although I don’t have an iPhone myself, yet the rest of the world seems to carry one, I thought I’d search the internet for the coolest free, downloadable and most innovative Apps out there. Here’s what I found: 1. Shazam Never again wonder what song is playing. Just hold your iPhone up to the music. Read more

Top 5 Free 3D Race Games For Windows
Level R – European Championship (a.k.a. Project Torque) Level R: European Championship Level R is the most thrilling and in-depth free to play racing game available today. An amazing number of tracks and cars – along with stimulating character development features – mean that you’ll find it hard to peel yourself away from the keyboard. Read more

Top 10 most expensive domain names ever sold
Read the full article on ShoutMeLoud.com! We all know that domain name selling is one of the coolest business where you can make good money just by trading for domain name. Though the surprising factor is did you ever thought how much money domain selling can make. I’m sure you will be surprised to see Read more

10 Steps To Fascist America: Naomi Wolf Explains
Does America currently follow typical fascist state steps to ultimate power? I just came across an interesting read and video about Naomi Wolf through Digg.com. This article on Digg.com shines light on something called ‘The Cybersecurity Act of 2009′, designed to give major presidential power over private internet networks and communities to even further diminish Read more