Daily news roundup - 11/06/09

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11 June 2009 17:53 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

You want a list of the top ten stories on Pocket-lint today? You got 'em...

NEWS: Pocket-lint reveals cheapest way to get 32GB iPhone 3G S
New handset could cost you £1761.84
The cheapest way to get a 32GB iPhone 3G S - in the long run - is with O2's lowest tariff, the 18-month option that's around the £30 mark, and paying £275 up front for the handset...read more

NEWS: Last.fm founders quit
Speculation over what they'll do next
Last.fm's founders Felix, RJ and Martin have announced that they're going to be leaving the company...read more

NEWS: Firefox launches add-on collections
Bundle your favourite addons together
Firefox has announced that it's launching Add-on Collections - the ability for users to bundle extensions together for other users...read more

NEWS: More Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 spy shots leaked
X1's successor gets snapped
Giving credence to the previously spotted info, more images of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 have been leaked online...read more

NEWS: 75% Pocket-lint readers say iPhone 3G S "too expensive"
As Twitition hits 4500 signatures
As the iPhone 3G S goes on pre-order, and its retail debut in the UK is just a over a week away, it seems the majority of Pocket-lint readers are put off by the new handset's price...read more

NEWS: Microsoft to unveil free antivirus product
Will soon release beta version of "Morro"
Late last year, Microsoft promised that we'd all be getting free antivirus around the middle of 2009...read more

NEWS: Amazon glitch gives free MP3 downloads
Charges labelled as "Promotion" and removed from bill
We're getting reports that between midnight and 5.30 am on 11 June, Amazon customers were able to purchase MP3 downloads for absolutely nothing, with the charges removed from the bill as a "Promotion"
A poster, "Dumpling", on the HotUKDeals message board reported that she wasn't being charged, and shortly afterwards other users confirmed that the trick was working...read more

NEWS: Criminals launder money using iTunes and Amazon
Gang earns $300,000 through scam
Nine people are being held in custody after allegedly earning $300,000 by buying their own records from iTunes and Amazon with stolen credit cards...read more

NEWS: Opera promising to re-invent the web
Big "freedom" reveal planned for June 16
Opera, the company behind the web browser of the same name, has a surprise up its sleeve...read more

NEWS: Casio launches Exilim EX-H10
With big battery boast of 1000 shots per charge
Casio has announced the new EX-H10, the Japanese company's first "superzoom" camera...read more