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Norton wants to make the Android tablet more secure with the release of Norton Tablet Security. The new app brings the same protection found in Norton’s smartphone app including web-based anti-theft and anti-malware tools. Speaking of the smartphone version, Norton Mobile Security has received an update with a new feature to help owners find a misplaced or lost phone. Using the “scream” feature, Norton’s app triggers an audible alarm upon receiving a pre-defined text message.
The apps don’t come cheap. Norton’s tablet suite will set buyers back $39.99, while the smartphone counterpart comes in slightly cheaper at $29.99. The purchase includes one full year of protection.
[Press Release via Androinica]
$30? $40? Are you kidding? Just wait. AVG will offer this for free.
holy f’ cow! that’s expensive
and that better not be an annual price…
$40 for a virus? No thanks.
Cool story bro, sounds legit
Put this in the same column as VZ Navigator. A paid service that isn’t as good as its free counterparts.
“Norton wants to make the Android tablet more secure with the release of Norton Tablet Security. ”
False, Norton wants to make money off suckers.
Too bad Norton is the worst AV software around.
AVG antivirus added the lost phone feature a few months ago to the free version.