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I thought it was some specific xml file at first, but for a general xml-deletion spree Pandora's absolutely right. (just seconding, not poking you, Pandora)
On almost all systems, XML files are data holders for very diverse things.
On my computer they hold information on things ranging from graphical user interfaces (Glade files), text documents (OpenOffice), option settings (all my desktop settings are based on it), etc.
Some times the suffix is not xml, however. xml is popular, among other things, because it is an open standard and provides a structured way to store data to be parsed.
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