My pleasure, Asyn. 
More information and the download link can be found at:
http://blog.gdatasoftware.com/blog/article/fakeav-scams-do-not-stop.html
I’m really disappointed on G-Data policy of scarewaring users and pushing their products. Videos in the official website do the same.
In this particular case, although it’s a good tool, it is just for none fake AV, not to the most of them.
They’re always hyping. That makes me upset with them.
In my opinion,the best tool for removing Fake Av is MBAM.Correct me if I am wrong. 
It’s not bad. But, after all, it’s not an specialized tool for that.
Well when you consider what MBAM was originally called, RogueRemover, it was pretty much a Specialist/leader in that field. I don’t believe that has changed that much, it is still one of the best.
We can only see how the GData FakeAV remover matures.
Firefox 3.5 EOL
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Releases/3.5_EOL
Good memory you have
I’m not self confident on GData policies…
Run a Linux machine…with your browser, using Javascript
I prefer the cr-48 from Google.
http://www.pclaunches.com/entry_images/1210/08/google_cr-48-chrome-notebook.jpg
Great.Avast! will come out with an antivirus for Google Chromebook.Do you think so?
Since you can’t really “install” programs on a Chromebook, I don’t know how Avast would be able to do so. They’d have to create a plugin or extension for chrome (everything runs within the “browser” in Chrome OS). I guess with the “cloud” as they call it, you’d really have to ask Google or the “cloud” provider to install some security products on their servers, since all of the data resides with them anyway.
Windows 8 Preview: 23 Potential Features You Should Know About
http://lifehacker.com/5803954/windows-8-preview-23-potential-features-you-should-know-about
Seems MS is really improving the OS features.
New Windows 8 SmartScreen Download Filter
Internet Explorer 9 includes a reputation-based phishing filter called SmartScreen, which checks files, links, and sites against a reputation database before loading them in the browser. Early Windows 8 builds appear to be pulling this feature deeper into the operating system to give users the ability to check files against SmartScreen before allowing them to launch. These options have been spotted under the View tab in the Folder menu as user-selectable features. We have little doubt that they’ll make it to the retail product.
Probability: 90%
http://lifehacker.com/5803954/windows-8-preview-23-potential-features-you-should-know-about
The SmartScreen filter has been present since IE7. They may be improving it but it’s not new.
For downloaded files, on demand, yes.
For all files in the computer and on access testing, it’s completely new.
If it will be well implemented, I’m Sure it will help allot of people
Windows 8 Could Make Its Public Debut Next Week
Based on past Windows release cycles, the mainline version of Windows 8 probably won't ship until late 2012 at the earliest. But some reports, including a leaked roadmap from Dell, have suggested that Microsoft is trying ot ship the tablet version earlier -- perhaps as soon as this year.
The iPad Is Affecting Consumer PC Sales
[b]Microsoft’s consumer PC sales growth has pretty much never declined. Not even when Microsoft released Vista. Not even when the economy went in the toilet.
But suddenly, the growth of sales is about to go negative, says Citi analyst Walter Pritchard. Take a look at the chart below, and consider what changed in the last year.[/b]
http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-consumer-pc-growth-2011-5?utm