Storage Options market android Virus protection.

[Trashcooky]

Storage Options is pleased to announce a new and exciting partnership with anti-virus software, Defenx. Founded in Switzerland during 2009, Defenx has built on the founding principles of Swiss quality and excellence, a commitment to the latest technological advancement and effective partnerships to grow rapidly, now boasting an extensive presence in Europe, South America and the Middle East.

With internet security hot topic for our customers we, felt that it was important to offer enhanced protection to Scroll users. We were impressed with Defenx’s expertise in proactive defence, anti-malware, firewall and smart scan technologies, with their focus on innovation and simplicity.

Compatible with all Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) devices such as the Scroll Excel, Engage or Elite the latest trial version of Defenx will come pre-loaded on all new Scroll tablets from September, but for Android 4.0 Scrolls currently in the market it is now available to download directly from the Storage Options website.

The trail offers 30 days of protection free of charge and then costs between £9.99 (€11.95) for a further years licence.

Download Defenx: http://www.storageoptions.com/apk/defenxantivirus

App Download Guide: http://www.storageoptions.com/assets/do ... 20Apps.pdf

[djh85]

I have avasti which is free on my extreme. It seems to get good reviews.

Dave

[Charlie]

Thanks for the info TC, I will not be getting that anti-virus app or any other as IMO they are a waste of money and/or system resources for Android devices that have no telephony hardware inside.

[Trashcooky]

Thanks for the info TC, I will not be getting that anti-virus app or any other as IMO they are a waste of money and/or system resources for Android devices that have no telephony hardware inside.

Nor will I Charlie, although I agree with you about not having telephone ability I have installed AVG mobile which sort of reasures me as it scans every app and download before it allows me to run it. Although I doubt any malware would cause me any personal problem, I like to see what software does get flashed up by antivirus to see who out there is trying it on so to speak.

By the way - is it just me or do all the W's in this post look faded? w w w w w

EDIT OOps looks like I might have monitor problems developing.