Note: This is a guest post written by Ken Moore Each year on May 2nd, we recognize World Password Day. This day serves as an important reminder to take a careful look at the passwords we use on each of our accounts. Maybe you need to update them, or maybe you just need to set […]
Yet another awesome software license to give away here at Craving Tech. With viruses and scam emails trying to make their way to your innocent computer and devices, you’ll need a solid, all around, security solution. Norton 360 Multi-Device (check out our Norton 360 Multi-Device full review), as the name suggests, can be installed on
I was never a believer of security software. Until recently. A couple of weeks ago I accidentally downloaded a malware from Google Play. I was searching for an app already popular in iOS but it was in fact a malware in disguise (if only I was being more diligent and checked the reviews beforehand I
Since I have already reviewed an older version of Norton 360 (check Craving Tech’s Norton 360 Review), I’ll briefly talk about the software in general while highlighting the new features/changes from the Norton 360 v4. Norton 360 v5 basically has a new interface, a better download insight (Download Insight 2.0), and improved SONAR 3 technology.
If you don’t mind trying a beta software, you might want to have a look at Norton 360 5.0 public beta which was made available a couple of days ago by Symantec Australia. The latest version of Norton 360 all in one security suite offers: superior performance improved protection easier and faster backups Check the
Cybercrime gets worse and worse nowadays, since we are in an era heavily relying on technology and internet. I could live without internet back then in the 90s but I cannot now (as so many of you). This report is quite interesting in case you want to know how many people are actually aware of
This is already expected. Children are now spent so much time online compared to a couple of years ago. Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and other social networking services pull us like there is no tomorrow. We (not just kids) spend online every day for hours. Symantec conducted a research and created a report that examines children’s
Got an email from Symantec about the newest Norton 360 (Check out Craving Tech’s review on Norton 360). If you are a current Norton 36o user, you are entitled for the latest version upgrade, v4.0. In Version 4.0: Warns about risky downloads as well as risky sites Lets you retrieve/download backup files anytime, anywhere Smarter
Norton 360 Review – Many people shrug and call Norton products “bloated piece of junks” – I’ve seen this statement mostly on the forums. Today I want to let you know that it isn’t true. Norton Antivirus 2004 was heavy on resources based on my experience in the past, but that was 6 years ago.
Want to try the latest Norton Internet Security or Norton Antivirus? You can download and try installing Norton Internet Security 2010 Beta or Norton Antivirus 2010 Beta, publically available for free. Based on Norton Official Beta site, its latest product is compatible with Windows 7 so if you are using Windows 7 RC at the
Do you want the latest Symantec Norton Antivirus 2009 for free? There seems to be a promotion going on and you can win a 1 year license key of Norton Antivirus 2009 by simply answering a question on the promo site. It’s easy to do but unfortunately the site is non-English. So you either have
At least, that’s what Symantec is trying to achieve with its latest Norton AntiVirus, Norton AntiVirus Gaming Edition : A winning protection that won’t slow you down (or so it promises). Norton AntiVirus 2009 Gaming Edition is meant to use as little resources as possible and very gaming-friendly (it shouldn’t interrupt you at all while you
