Norton 360™ Version 4.0

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  1. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

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    So Norton 360 4.0 have been launched.....

    Key Technologies

    * NEW! Reputation service
    * NEW! Norton Insight
    * NEW! Norton Download Insight

    * NEW! Web-based Access to Backup Files
    * NEW! SONAR 2 Behavioral Protection
    * IMPROVED! Automated Backup and Restore

    * NEW! Reputation service
    * NEW! Norton Insight
    * NEW! Norton Download Insight

    * NEW! Web-based Access to Backup Files
    * NEW! SONAR 2 Behavioral Protection
    * IMPROVED! Automated Backup and Restore

    * NEW! Norton System Insight
    * NEW! Norton File Insight
    * IMPROVED! Anti-Phishing
    * IMPROVED! Parental Controls
    * Antivirus
    * Antispyware
    * Network Monitoring
    * Rootkit Protection
    * PC Tuneup

    * IMPROVED! Professional-Strength AntiSpam
    * IMPROVED! Vulnerability Protection
    * IMPROVED! Start-up Manager
    * Norton Browser Protection
    * Bot Protection
    * Identity Protection
    * Norton Safe Web
    * Smart Firewall
    * Download Protection
    * Pulse Updates

    Why Choose Norton 360™?

    * NEW! Provides unprecedented and unmatched threat detection — Adds an additional layer of protection to detect viruses, Trojans, spyware, and other threats. Norton™ reputation service technology scrutinizes different attributes of files and applications in real-time to determine if they are safe.
    * NEW! Warns you of dangerous downloads — Proactively protects you by analyzing newly downloaded files and applications for threats before you install or run them on your PC.
    * NEW! Helps you improve and maintain PC and application performance —Identifies applications that may be impacting your PC’s performance, making it easier to keep your computer running at its best.

    URL:- http://www.symantec.com/norton/360
     
  2. raven211

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    Anyone tested this yet? How light is it, especially on I/O?
     
  3. AvinashR

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    Some Screen Shots For Your Reference:-
     

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  4. raven211

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    Hehe... you can see that those are JPEGs, I would suggest using PNG instead. ;)
     
  5. AvinashR

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    I have taken these pics from Norton:D I have used "Snipping Tool" from my Windows 7:) and saved it on my PC. They are PNG files but pic quality is too dull.
     
  6. Edwin024

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    It can be very nice but boy...this is a very expensive program! For one year of this you can have three years of Avast IS for instance.
     
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    You are absolutely right. Its too expensive... 2 GB Backupo_O...I have 25 GB online backup @ sky drive. 10 Email ID's will give you 250 GB Backup for free:D :D ....
     
  8. icr

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    Norton 360 is good who are lesser known with computer it is like set and forget application which doesn't fancy me much:cautious: and also as stated it is quite expensive.

    I have tested its BETA was quite light and stable enough don't know about the final build:)
     
  9. EliteKiller

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    YMMV but I see a N360 3.0 3-user 1yr license on eBay for $27.
     
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    o_O o_O o_O Sometimes eBay Licenses are not genuine...I have saw some of my friends got into trouble after purchasing license keys on eBay...
     
  11. ambient_88

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    If you live in the US, you can get them really cheaply from major retail stores (ie. Target, Wal-Mart) via Symantec's rebate program.
     
  12. Pleonasm

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    Norton 360 Version 4 lacks this feature: “Performs real-time, online security checks to protect against the latest-breaking threats.” In contrast, this capability is included within Norton Internet Security 2010 (see Compare our Product Offerings).

    However, it’s not clear to me precisely what functionality in Norton Internet Security 2010 is being referenced by that statement.
     
  13. Technic

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    Any links to download trial without credit card. I dont understand why Symantec is forcing to use credit card. :ouch:
     
  14. CogitoTesting

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    I double checked and you are right. Well, I can tell you that it is probably an oversight since even the least expensive of the Symantec product offerings like NAV 2010 has that particular feature. I really do not see why Symantec has to omit such a crucial feature in their least affordable product, Norton 360 v4.

    Thanks.
     
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    Get the trial through softpedia, cnet, or majorgeeks etc...


    Thanks.
     
  16. raven211

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    And I who thought N360 was supposed to have everything in it, but no. :cautious:
     
  17. Pleonasm

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    Can you precisely describe “that particular feature”? It isn’t clear to me exactly what functionality Symantec is referencing.

    Additionally, the hypothesis that “it is probably an oversight” may be correct. The Symantec webpage for the N360.4 versus NIS10 product comparison may contain an error (?).
     
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    I posted a question about the absence of the N360.4 feature “Performs real-time, online security checks...” on the Symantec forum (see here), so hopefully a Symantec employee will clarify the situation.
     
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    It is no doubt an oversight and that feature that you described and I was quoting is part of Norton advanced feature. However, I think it is included in both versions of Norton 360 v4.

    Please refer to:
    http://www.symantec.com/norton/theme.jsp?themeid=n360v4lp&inid=us_ghp_hero1_n360v4

    Read the advanced protection section. Here, the wording is a little different but the spirit of its content is the same.

    "Protects against the latest threats with proactive multilayered protection system"

    Blocks browser, OS, and application threats; protects against infected Web sites.

    Contrast that to:
    http://www.symantec.com/norton/products/charts/comparison.jsp?pcid=mp

    "Performs real-time, online security checks to protect against the latest-breaking threats"


    P.S.: Bold emphasis in the quotes are my own emphasis.

    Thanks.
     
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  20. Siro

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    I have a valid subscription of Norton 360 till August of this year and as related to the trial download I contacted the Norton Chat support and made them download the v4 and finally install it. Its absurd to see providing credit card details for downloading a trial version of a product that a specific person wants to try out, what an absurd policy on part of Symantec, absolutely abysmal.
     
  21. zfactor

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    you can get symantec trials from all over like cnet and softpedia with no cc info
     
  22. Technic

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    There were no links yesterday. Only OLD versions. Your statement is not true. :cautious:
     
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    not for me first link no cc needed at all

    second link takes you to norton download and i have version 4.0 just downloaded it not sure why you get the old version maybe depends where you are?? not sure
     

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