Spyware Reviews Have Now Been Added To FreeTrialSpyware.Net

Press Release:

FreeTrialSpyware.Net has now added numerous spyware reviews to its webpages as part of the ongoing development of the website. The spyware reviews are based around the top selling anti spyware programs. They have all been reviewed in house on two laptop computers and users have a chance to comment and rate the products themselves. The products are also given an average star rating which is displayed in a league table on the Review Category Page. This should give readers a better picture of how the products actually perform in real life and assist them in making the decision of which software to choose to help them get rid of spyware from there computers.

Jay Stamford, site manager of FreeTrialSpyware.net said "We have been working hard behind the scenes collating good quality information to publish on the site. With the number of visitors to the site increasing month by month we figured that now would be a good time to add the review section to the site. Thinking about the number of review sites that are out there, I wonder how many are actually customer written reviews. Thats why we have given the users on the site the ability to post there own reviews and share there experiences with others."

If you have any experience with any antispyware software then please feel free to check the website and leave a comment on the particular brand that you have had experience with.

In other news, as stated before in an earlier press release FreeTrialSpyware.Net is still on a mission to educate internet browsers regarding online safety concerns, and articles are still being added to the site with regards to matter on a weekly basis.

SUPERAntiSpyware (4.40) Professional – Software Review

AA. Cost: $29.99 USD (Good for up to 3 users)

BB. Is it worth the cost ?: Yes it is. If you want the full protection with the ease of Automatic Updating and Scheduling Scanning.

1. Ease of use – One of the easiest program I have reviewed.

1a. Interface - Very clean and old school looking. With 5 very simple buttons one push activations.

2. Quality of scan – Super fast and super accurate. No matter what scan options you are using.

3. Updating – Super Fast -Does require re-starting your PC in most circumstances. When there is a core produced update-

4. Can you run other programs during the scans or when you are repairing ? Yes

4a. Can you run programs during update ? Yes

5. Is there a progress bar or % done ? No

6. Can you leave it running. With little or no issue ? Yes, 100%. But sometimes SUPERAntiSpyware will required you to reboot your PC. To clean the 3rd party cookies from your computer.

7. Is there adware or spyware bundled with it ? Nope

8. Is it stable ? Yes, 100%

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Overall score for SUPERAntiSpyware is a 4.5 out of 5 – This program is super simple to use and very easy to understand what you are accomplishing. SUPERAntiSpyware may looks simple. But don’t let that fool you it works like a charm.

The biggest downside I could find for SUPERAntiSpyware was the lack of Mozilla FireFox Internet browser support. (But that is not a big deal because it can easily be added in the next update).

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SUPERAntiSpyware Official Website: http://www.superantispyware.com/index.html

CyberDefender Integrates New IVR, ACD, and CX Technologies in Call Centers to Support Company Growth

New Call Routing System and Customer Experience Solutions to Enable Increased Call Volume and Growth in New Customers 

LOS ANGELES, Jul 22, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- CyberDefender Corporation [NASDAQ: CYDE], a provider of Internet security software, utilities and Live PC Support services that work together to maximize online safety for consumers, today announced that it is integrating a new call center phone system and is installing customer experience (CX) software to better serve its growing software and technical support customer base. 

CyberDefender expects that these new technologies will enable it to increase its call center volume by tenfold and provide adequate infrastructure for more than 1,000 additional agents, supporting the company's customer growth initiatives. Integration of the telephony and CX solution is expected to be complete by the end of 3rd Quarter 2010. 

The CX solution from RightNow Technologies [NASDAQ: RNOW] is a cloud-based, best-of-breed customer experience solution for organizations enabling superior interactions across web, social, and contact center touchpoints. RightNow CX will give CyberDefender a 360-degree view of its call centers, allowing agents to track and analyze all customer interactions. In addition, RightNow CX will provide CyberDefender with other advanced technologies, including web self service, knowledgebase integration, incident tracking and cloud monitoring for customer communications via social media channels such as Facebook, YouTube and many others.

Communications-as-a-Service ("CaaS") from Interactive Intelligence provides CyberDefender with complete multichannel routing and queuing for all four CyberDefender call centers, located in Los Angeles, Syracuse, Philippines and India. Use of the CaaS offering will help drive down toll-free origination costs, which is expected to result in a 20 percent per month cost savings for CyberDefender. In addition, CyberDefender expects that the Interactive Intelligence hosted interactive voice response (IVR), automatic call distributor (ACD), call recording and other advanced telephony capabilities will bring long-term savings to CyberDefender. 

"The integration of these two advanced systems is intended to enable us to accommodate more than 1,000 call center agents, handle significantly higher call volume and achieve increased economies of scale from our call center operations," said Jeff Gove, SVP, CyberDefender Call Center Operations. "Throughout 2010 we grew our North America based call center operations significantly, as revenue from our call centers and remote PC repair services continues to be a key driver of growth. As such, the company is not only focused on new customer acquisition, but on building out our call centers to be as cost effective and as scalable as possible. Now we have the core infrastructure components to achieve these goals," Gove continued.

"Today we have over 225 agents in our downtown Los Angeles in-house call center, and expect to continue to grow our onshore operations," concluded Gove. 

ABOUT CYBERDEFENDER

CyberDefender Corporation [NASDAQ: CYDE] is a provider of Internet security software, utilities and Live PC Support services that work together to provide maximum safety for consumers in a digital world. CyberDefender develops and markets antispyware/antivirus software and remote, live tech support services. In addition, CyberDefender offers identity protection and computer optimization services. With millions of active users on its cloud based Collaborative Internet Security Network, CyberDefender leverages the power of community to protect its customers from the rapidly growing number of new online threats every year. CyberDefender products are fully compatible with Microsoft's XP, Vista, and 7 Operating systems. All products are available at http://www.cyberdefender.com. 

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

Statements in this press release that are not statements of historical or current fact, including any statement regarding future growth, constitute "forward-looking statements" under Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other unknown factors that could cause CyberDefender's actual results to be materially different from the historical results or from any future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause CyberDefender's results to be materially different from the forward-looking statements include whether CyberDefender will be able to find financing when and as it needs it and whether CyberDefender's revenues will eventually exceed its expenses. The forward-looking statements contained herein are also subject generally to other risks and uncertainties that are described from time to time in CyberDefender's reports and registration statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are available for review at http://www.sec.gov/. 

Adware Alert Review – Keep your computer safe from malicious programs

Most people who use net indiscriminately in downloading anything and everything that is freely available, have a high chance that their computer is infected with adware or spyware. So what exactly is this error? Adware is a lead application to allow pop-up screens to be displayed with an advertisement on your computer frequently.

While adware is not always as serious as a computer virus, it still has the potential effectiveness of the performance of your computer makes it run to reduce slowly. Spyware is a type of error but is more dangerous than adware. This is because these programs enter your computer database and will help hackers private and confidential information that may lead to some kind of financial damage if it falls in unscrupulous hands steal.

So how to go against themselves to protect as adware and spyware from entering and the problems caused to your computer?

It is best to use anti-adware software like Adware Alert to keep your computer registry free from malicious programs. Such software will not only help you eliminate adware and spyware, it is also a continuous online protection against such harmful programs on your computer.

To Adware Alert download, you have to go to the website at AdwareAlert com and download the software you get a free scan done on your computer and identify the various adware and spyware programs, your computer can be entered. But the free scan you can identify the trouble Mongers, but will not allow you to do a cleanup process.

For this to happen, you have AdwareAlert the software at a reasonable price of $ 19 to buy. 95th Once you have purchased the software, you will receive a registration code by e-mail is sent, you must type in the registration information. As soon as the alarm, adware serial number entered and other information is complete, the program can be used to scan and clean up the computer from adware or spyware on your computer may be present.

Once Adware alert is activated, it provides continuous support in line cause your computer free of any trouble adware and spyware from entering into the computer. The information and the database of the program will always automatically through online update function updates, so you do not expend the effort over a manual update for the software to recognize new sources of adware or spyware have.

Another advantage is with adware alerts on your computer, you can make use of the excellent customer support that the company offers to help you get your computer free of adware and spyware. They have a live chat feature that you communicate in real time with another person in the company and take their help instead can go to the e-mail way.

Adware Alert is an excellent tool to have in your computer in order to keep it free of malicious programs and to help him perform at optimum levels without cumbersome. The software also comes with the advantage of a 56-day money-back guarantee, that requires you to make with confidence in trying out this great spyware and adware tool itself is available.

Review of SuperAntiSpyware Free Edition Anti-Spyware Software

Running SUPERAntiSpyware to Get Rid of Malware - Jakub Krechowicz

SuperAntiSpyware free edition is a strong contender versus other better known anti-spyware software, since it detects threats missed by other applications.

SUPERAntiSpyware free edition is one of the best software available for detecting and removing spyware, adware, malware, trojans, and keyloggers. It scans memory, hard disks, network drives, and any removal drives such as USB sticks for these threats.

What separates this program from other anti-spyware programs is that it's updated more frequently than other competing software. It catches lots of threats that are not detected by other programs. Anecdotally, there are many professional PC technicians who use SuperAntiSpyware as part of their standard tools for dealing with customers' PC issues.

Rogue and Fake Anti-Spyware

When comparing anti-spyware applications, it's important not to be tricked into downloading rogue anti-spyware that pretends to protect your computer, but installs malware instead. After running the rogue application, the user is prompted to pay even more money to remove the malware. The most common way for rogue anti-spyware to be installed is via a fake popup browser window that pretends to warn about new malware detected. SuperAntiSpyware is not one of these rogue or fake applications

SuperAntiSpyware Free Edition

After downloading and installing the program, the user needs to download updates and begin a scan of the computer. A full scan should be chosen for a first scan. Most users should expect a completed scan within 25 minutes or so. After the scan has been completed, the program guides the user through the various options for dealing with any potential threats found. The navigation in the user interface is very easy to understand. The user can then choose to quarantine and remove the threat or leave it alone, such as when it's a false alarm. After the program removes any threats, the computer needs to be rebooted.

If the user does not understand what a particular threat is about or wants to read more about it, he can click on a button to get more detailed information from the Internet. Unfortunately, there are a few cases when there is no additional information available. It would be better if the button is grayed out when additional information is not available for a particular threat.

Updates are fairly frequent, which is good for detecting the constant stream new threats from the Internet. If the program is run again after seven days, it's very likely that an update needs to be downloaded before running a new scan of the computer. In the free edition, updates need to be run manually, but the program always nags the user to check for updates.

SuperAntiSpyware Professional Advantages Including Real-Time Anti-Spyware protection

There are many extra features with the professional version including automatic updates and scheduling, which needs to be done manually in the free version. However, the most important feature missing from the free edition is real-time blocking of threats.

For many users, it's sufficient to rely upon other software such as Firefox's malware warnings to stop threats, and use SuperAntiSpyware to detect and repair malware problems. However, those who need complete protection should consider upgrading to the professional version for $29.95 retail. There is a free SuperAntiSpyware Professional download available that includes a 15 day free trial with full functionality.

The makers of the software claim there are over 30 million users of SuperAntiSpyware. It's definitely a strong contender versus other anti-spyware with very few flaws. With the competitive price of free and a very large, but loyal following, SuperAntiSpyware is definitely an option worth checking out.

SuperAntiSpyware is available for all current Windows platforms including Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 7. It requires a computer with a 400mhz or faster processor and a minimum of 256MB of RAM.

Norton 360 4.0 Anti-Virus Software Review

You can’t afford to browse the web without it

The latest iteration of Norton Anti-virus software has been Norton 360 4.0. This newly re-done anti-virus software get’s it all done and for very little money. With computer viruses on the rise it’s pretty much computer suicide to operate your system without a good anti-virus system installed. Check out a review of Symantec’s new Norton 360 anti-virus software 4.0.

Quick review:

The good
Easy to use, fast scans, comprehensive protection, a range of significant and effective improvements.

The bad
More expensive than many rivals. (but can be cheaper with this deal)

Verdict
Norton 360, perhaps more so now than ever before, is without doubt the most effective collection of consumer-based security and maintenance tools on the market.

Full Review:

Symantec came up with some interesting new developments in system security last year, with the well publicised Quorum and System Insight tools offering faster, more efficient scans and an unprecedented amount of information for users who would benefit from a more detailed analysis of performance and system activity.
See our review of Norton Antivirus 2010 for a summary of these advancements, which have now been introduced into the new version of Norton 360, updating the already comprehensive, award-winning suite of tools for the modern age.
This alone would be a significant enough reason for owners of previous versions to upgrade, provided of course the rest of the package has enough appeal, and thankfully there have been some notable improvements elsewhere.
Norton 360 retains the same straightforward approach to access and operation as previous versions, splitting the range of tools available into PC Security, Identity Protection, Backup and Tuneup on a clean and intuitive interface. Being designed more for those who appreciate a no-nonsense approach to system security, we were typically impressed by the effective layout and presentation of the most common tasks, with advanced configuration still available through a detailed settings menu that offers an excellent degree of customisation.
Scan times were impressive enough on version 3 and have been improved even further here with the benefit of Quorum’s new community-based approach, being roughly twice as fast on the same test system. By means of example, it took 10 seconds to perform a quick scan and 5 minutes for a comprehensive scan, though the latter includes disk optimisation and cleanup. There is an increase in memory usage when these are running, but we didn’t notice any impact on performance during this time.
Symantec is one of few companies that appears to pay a great deal of attention to customer feedback with its software, and as such has improved some other aspects of the suite that have let it down somewhat in recent times.
It still offers 2GB of online backup storage as standard, but it is now possible to access these files from any computer simply by logging into your Norton account. In addition, large files can be collated into packages and a download links sent to a third party, bypassing inherent issues with emailing large attachments.
Parental controls, one of the most frequently criticised aspects of the previous version, now come in the form of Symantec’s OnlineFamily.Norton software - an online service that offers excellent control and monitoring of web usage in the home.
Otherwise the suite offers a similar set of tools to the previous version and it’s fair to say that it has done more than enough with version 4.0 to reinforce its position at the top of the pile. Its capabilities as a fast, comprehensive and effective security solution are beyond question and even though it’s more expensive than rival suites such as BitDefender, for most these benefits will more than justify the extra cost.

Verdict:

Norton has done a great job of revitalising 360 for 2010, introducing the new security measures that proved so effective in the rest of its range while tweaking the weaker elements of the 360 suite to address some well publicised drawbacks. While it’s among the more expensive on the market, it’s difficult to argue that this superbly rounded set of tools isn’t worth the extra outlay. 

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