Why do people Pay for Antivirus protection?
I stumbled across a Norton advertisement the other day in which they describe themselves as the "Best selling antivirus software in the world". Why is that do you think? I would suspect that because they have successfully marketed their product so well, and pre-loaded 'free-trial' versions onto virtually every machine on the planet,...
Daniel’s top FREE Antivirus picks for 2010
I'm a firm believer in FREE antivirus products. And though I do support and recommend some products that cost money, I am confident that the average home user doesn't NEED to pay for antivirus software. Following are my top picks for FREE antivirus products in 2010 with ultra-brief reviews for each. I...
Not all antivirus software is created equal
If you think all antivirus software is created equal think again. I'm consistently surprised by how many people I meet and talk with that just use whatever antivirus software comes their way. This morning I was talking with an individual and as I do, I asked him what product he was using. ...
Spotlight on AVG 9 Free: A Review
I'd like to put the spotlight on AVG Free. AVG has been making quality anti-virus products for over 18 years now. Their latest release AVG 9 is rock solid, and scans 50% faster than previous versions. Nice interface, easy to use, lots of features, custom scans, automated scans and more.
Besides standard virus...
AVG Explains the Different Components of Internet Security Software
Let’s take a look at what would normally be included in a security package. “Basically there are seven typical components of an online Internet security suite and depending on what you do online, you may, or may not, need them all,” Borrett continues.
Computer tip #3
Tip #3, avg. Now this is just an opinion, and I hope I don’t make anyone mad, but I honestly can’t believe individuals pay for anti-virus protection! I certainly understand it at a corporate/enterprise level, but for the average home owner, there is absolutely no reason to be forking out extra cash for your anti-virus...