If you’re looking for some fun free PC games for Windows XP to while away the time, we’ve got forty lined up. Some are the full games, others demos and all of them are free. We’ve also included the download link to save you from searching. Games are listed in alphabetical order.

The idea behind social news or social media websites is that users submit news items so that they can be shared with other users.

Looking for tech news? The editorial team at BLORGE has compiled a list of the top 40 most important, influential and informative technology news sites, other than BLORGE, that will help you keep up to date with the latest developments in the world of technology.

Firefox is a very useful and feature-rich browser, we all know that. But aside from being a robust Web browser, Firefox is appealing to more sophisticated users because of the support that it gets from third-party application developers.

Facebook users can choose from thousands of applications for installation on their profile pages.  Although some of these applications are pretty useful, some of them are not. We’ve picked 40 of these applications that users will be glad to install on their page:

At BLORGE we’re great fans of open source, and in particular, open source content management systems (CMS).

On the eve of Apple’s expected announcement about a new generation iPhone, a top Microsoft executive has lashed out at the iPhone, as well as the BlackBerry.

Parents of a teenage girl who committed suicide after a neighbor manipulated and bullied her through MySpace may finally see justice served.

A teenage boy, who stole his father’s credit card, bought an Xbox 360 games console, booked a Texas motel with his friends, hired two prostitutes, with whom he then played Halo, has been apprehended by Texas police and convicted of fraud.

A new bill dubbed as “Amazon Tax” has just been approved by New York Legislators and is now awaiting the approval of New York governor David Patterson. The bill if signed into a New York law will require online retailers, such as Amazon, to collect sales taxes on purchase shipped to New York. In effect, the bill would end New Yorkers’ tax-free online shopping activities.

Nokia and the University of Cambridge have shown a concept mobile device at the ongoing “Design and the Elastic Mind” exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The concept device, dubbed “the morph”, which would be built using nanotechnology, could define the mobile device of the future if Nokia manages to turn it into reality some day.

In a recent in-depth threat analysis conducted by eBay, the results showed that online phisers are getting more organized,  with some of them even getting funding to develop sophisticated malware that attacks innocent Internet users.

The Australia Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has dropped the case it filed against Google’s Irish and Australian subsidiaries last month. But the Australian watchdog has vowed to pursue the case against the Google parent company and the Trading Post for misleading users about sponsored links.

Mobile phone giant Nokia and car maker Renault have reached an agreement for a co-branded Renault Twingo Nokia car equipped with Nokia navigation system and hands-free mobile phones.

Nokia’s spokesperson Eija-Riitta Huovinen told Reuters that the company believes the car navigation industry is booming and Nokia wants to position itself in that industry.

It looks like Sony has beaten Amazon in the race to launch a new digital book reader with the launch of an updated version of the Sony Reader Digital Book.  Amazon is rumored to be developing its own electronic book reader, the Amazon Kindle.

Contradicting norms and traditional music industry standards, top British band Radiohead will release its new album “In Rainbows” in digital-only format. Radiohead fans will only be able to access the new album from the band’s official website and download the complete album for a fee that they themselves will set.

Skype co-founder and CEO, Niklas Zennstrom, has announced that he is stepping down from office. Zennstrom will become a non-executive chairman of the Skype Board of Directors.

Immediately after the announcement, Skype’s mother company, Ebay which bought Skype in 2005, announced some changes of its own. Ebay’s Chief Strategy Officer, Michael van Swaaij, will temporarily replace Zennstrom at the helm of Skype until a replacement is found. eBay with the help of Russell Reynolds Associates is currently conducting a search for Zennstrom’s successor.