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Avira Antivirus Premium 2012 review
By Mike Williams
09-10-08
If you were hoping that Avira?s new 2012 range would unleash some major new features and technologies then the reality may at first seem a little underwhelming. There are no game changers here, no new killer features. But if you?re happy simply to see incremental improvements, a company that?s building on what?s gone before to produce something better, then it could be a different story -- and that?s because there are plenty of small but still worthwhile enhancements and improvements dotted all around the package.
When we decided to try Avira?s Antivirus Premium 2012 (their commercial antivirus engine), for example, the first tweak was immediately obvious in the arrival of a new Express installation option. This keeps all the usual setup complexities at bay, getting you up and running with the minimum of hassle.
And if you?ve another antivirus package installed, the program now detects this and warns you of potential conflicts. Don?t worry, though, this isn?t one of those annoying tools that demands you remove the competition before it?ll install itself: if you want to keep the other antivirus tool, then that?s just fine.
Read more of that review at:
http://betanews.com/...um-2012-review/
By Mike Williams
09-10-08
If you were hoping that Avira?s new 2012 range would unleash some major new features and technologies then the reality may at first seem a little underwhelming. There are no game changers here, no new killer features. But if you?re happy simply to see incremental improvements, a company that?s building on what?s gone before to produce something better, then it could be a different story -- and that?s because there are plenty of small but still worthwhile enhancements and improvements dotted all around the package.
When we decided to try Avira?s Antivirus Premium 2012 (their commercial antivirus engine), for example, the first tweak was immediately obvious in the arrival of a new Express installation option. This keeps all the usual setup complexities at bay, getting you up and running with the minimum of hassle.
And if you?ve another antivirus package installed, the program now detects this and warns you of potential conflicts. Don?t worry, though, this isn?t one of those annoying tools that demands you remove the competition before it?ll install itself: if you want to keep the other antivirus tool, then that?s just fine.
Read more of that review at:
http://betanews.com/...um-2012-review/
