As unfortunate as it is that the world needs such products, the mobile antivirus industry is actually pretty well matured at this point with offerings from big players like
McAfee and
Kapersky already several versions deep. Both McAfee and Symantec have chosen this week to announce their latest mobile goods; in McAfee's case, it's really just a rehashing of the company's existing VirusScan Mobile software, which is now available to purchasers of its Triple Play offer for comprehensive security from PC to phone and offers protection for Windows Mobile 5 and 6 devices. Symantec meanwhile is introducing its Norton Smartphone Security software, which it claims to be the first to offer protection for Windows Mobile and Symbian devices in a single product. Grab it now (don't want the baddies infecting your
N95, do ya?) for $29.99 for a 1-year subscription.
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Read - Symantec Norton Smartphone Security
Read - McAfee VirusScan Mobile
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mark @ Nov 23rd 2007 7:06PM
wow sad that we need this
PeterF @ Nov 24th 2007 12:24PM
we dont
cmajewski @ Nov 23rd 2007 7:38PM
The last thing I need on my Treo 700w is something else that's going to overwhelm this incredible under- performing device...
CUBSWILLWIN @ Nov 23rd 2007 10:33PM
Mcafee sucks. It got bundeled up with my dell and it's a piece of shit
Digitalgoth @ Nov 24th 2007 6:03AM
This is why I have a Blackberry...
tamoghno @ Nov 24th 2007 12:27PM
this is why i have N73 , symbian OS9 *DONT* have any virus till date , & its almost impossible for a unauthorized software to get installed .
Steve Litchfield @ Nov 24th 2007 7:09AM
N95? There *aren't* any viruses for Symbian OS 9 - they're err... impossible. As with the Treo comment above, why slow down the device with unnecessary processes???
Mark @ Nov 26th 2007 10:39AM
450 virus??? I better buy this or I might open a powerpoint presentation that clearly has a .exe extension.