Posted Monday 19th October 2009 15:21 GMT
Correction
The article says: "However, user dissatisfaction with the tendency towards bloatware that came with AVG 8 make it vulnerable to attack from the likes of Avast and Avira, as well as Microsoft, which boasts a huge name recognition advantage in the consumer market."
Shouldn't that be "However, user dissatisfaction with the tendency towards bloatware that came with AVG 8 make it vulnerable to attack from the likes of Avast and Avira. Microsoft, boasts that it can bloat the "dir" command out to 1.2Gb for the next Windows release declined to comment"
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