Top Antivirus Software of 2013

The co-evolution of hackers and their prey can be very easily citied with Cheetahs chasing gazelles all over the forest. So, what is so great in this? Well, even though it’s Cheetahs and Gazelles, the basic stance for this story is always the biggest axiom- both have to keep going faster. Even in the tech world, the theory is the same. The arms race between antivirus suites and malicious viruses will never attain tranquility. It will be the same forever. Even if you come across the worst virus ever, the tech world is always ready to give the virus a run for its money.

So with that said, it’s time we take a look at the top 5 antivirus software of 2013.

Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2013 

Easy and quick  Security against viruses, spyware and phising attempts.  

Features :

• Bitdefender Autopilot.
• Bitdefender Safepay.
• Total Privacy Protection.
• Full Computer Speed.
• MyBitdefender dashboard.
• Security Widget.
• USB Immunizer.
• Active Virus Control.
• Rescue Mode.
• Social Network Protection.
• Search Advisor.
• Personal Data Filter.

Download Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2013 

Kaspersky AntiVirus 2013 

 An antivirus that provides all types of anti-malware protection and Cloud Protection. 

Features :

• Protects from viruses, Trojans and worms.
• Blocks spyware and adware.
• Scans files in real time (on access) and on demand.
• Scans email messages (regardless of email client).
• Protects instant messengers (ICQ, MSN).
• Provides proactive protection from unknown threats.
• Preventive Protection.
• Scans operating system and installed applications for vulnerabilities.
• Disables links to malware sites.
• Advanced Protection & Recovery.
• Restores correct system settings after removing malicious software.
• Tools for creating a rescue disk.
• Data & Identity Theft Protection.
• Blocks all types of keyloggers.
• Visual reports with charts and diagrams.
• Alerts provide all the information necessary for informed user decisions.
• Automatic database updates.

Download Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2013

Avira Antivirus Premium 2013

A full PC Protection and Internet Protection for home users.

Features

• Real-Time Protection.
• AntiAd/Spyware Protection.
• Cloud Protection.
• Secure Network Drives.
• Rootkit Protection.
• Proactive protection from unknown threats.
• AHeAD Technology.
• Browser Tracking Blocker.
• Website Safety Advisor.
• Advanced Web Protection.
• AntiDrive-by.
• Mail Protection.
• Social Networking protection.
• Quick Removal of virus.
• Generic Repair system.
• Rescue System in an emergency.

Download Avira Antivirus Premium 2013

ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6

The world’s fastest and most effective proactive antivirus and antispyware protection.

Features

• Smarter Scanner For all types of Virus entering into the system.
• Email scanning for Microsoft Outlook,etc for ensuring your email is free of viruses and other threats.
• Removable Media Security.
• ESET SysInspector and ESET SysRescue simplify diagnosing System tools.
• Deep scans of system processes to find hidden threats, and creating bootable rescue CD/DVD or USB drives to help you repair an infected computer.
• Has built-in technology to prevent malicious software from corrupting or disabling it.
• Many Usability Improvements.
• Password protection prevents ESET NOD32 Antivirus from being uninstalled by strangers.

Download ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6

AVG Antivirus Professional 2013

An Antivirus that Detects and stops viruses, threats and malware. Great easy to use protection everyone needs.

Features

• Detects and stops viruses, threats and malware.
• Stops unsecure links and files.
• Free mobile protection included.
• Prevents spying and data theft.
• Helps ensure a fast running PC.
• Keeps your PC running smoothly.

 Download AVG Antivirus Professional 2013

So try and get your best Antivirus software regarding their features. :)

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Next Android 4.4 - KitKat

The KitKat OS will be the Android 4.4 operating system with the newest features smart phones have to offer.


Android is OS and makes our life so sweet therefore they named every version after a desert. As everybody finds it difficult to stay away from chocolates they decided to name next version as KitKat. Also Google names their operating systems by alphabet. That is

C- Cupcake
D- Donut
E- Eclair
F- Froyo

G- Gingerbread
H- Honeycomb
I- Ice Cream sandwich
J- Jellybean
K - KitKat


There will be few lucky smart phones that will receive the KitKat OS first. Since Google is creating the KitKat, the first phone to receive the Android operating system will be the Nexus 5 which Google will create with LG. However, Google was rumored to create their own phone with the new Motorola Company they just acquired for billions of dollars. The phone will be called Motorola X. The new Galaxy S4 will also receive KitKat OS but much later because Google will want to keep an edge for their products.

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iOS 7 release date, features, news and rumours

One of the reasons for the success of the iPhone and iPad is the operating system, iOS. Praised for its ease-of-use and revolutionary interface when it launched, it was a long way ahead of the competition. However, in recent years, the OS hasn't evolved much. In fact, iOS 6 (available for current devices, such as the iPhone 5 and iPad 4) is more a tweak than a new OS.

With Android 4.2 providing plenty of new features and the big threat of the Samsung Galaxy S4, it's no wonder that Apple is looking to revamp its OS. The new OS should help with its upcoming products, the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2.



iOS 7 FEATURES

While it's generally easy to use, iOS is rather basic and hasn't changed much since it was launched. For iOS 7 Jonathan Ive is said to have been given a free-hand, allowing him to completely redesign the OS and interface. That will mean something completely different to what we've seen so far.

The first rumour is that iOS 7, codenamed Innsbruck, will ditch the 3D and skeuomorphic design of its predecessors. A skeuomorphic design is where one object is made to look like another, such as the digital Notes app being designed to look like a real notepad.

Instead a flat approach will be used instead. This will make the OS more streamlined and cleaner.

While the appearance of the applications is going to differ dramatically in iOS 7 - the Notes app is unlikely to look like a yellow pad of lined paper, for example, and the Calendar app won't have a 'leather' binding - their usability is thought to be unaffected. Users upgrading from a previous iOS release should adapt to the new interface rapidly, according to sources who have used pre-release versions of the software, while the core functionality of the operating system is unchanged.

Apple is also rumoured to be looking to overhaul the notification system in the software, providing more information and actionable notifications to the pull-down bar - a similar approach taken by Google for recent versions of its open-source Android mobile operating system. Rumours of OS X Mountain Lion-inspired swipeable gestures are also spreading, although it's not yet known how such functionality would translate to a mobile device.

One of the big rumours about the upcoming iOS devices is integrated NFC and the ability to pay for goods with your phone. This would most likely require an updated version of Passbook that supports these kinds of payments.



iOS 7 CONCEPTS

All of these rumours of a complete change has inspired some people to visualise what the OS could look like. One of the most interesting is the app-switcher concept, which you can see in the video below. Rather than switching between apps using plain icons, the concept shows what the iPhone would look like if it had large live-preview thumbnails of the apps. It's certainly impressive to watch, although it is completely unofficial.







Another video (below) shows another concept of how iOS 7 could work. One of the key things is quick settings, which lets you access common settings from the home screen (or any app), without having to delve into the settings menu. It's something that's needed, as it's currently quite annoying having to pile through lots of menus to make a change or connect to a wireless network.






iOS 7 RELEASE DATE

We'd normally expect a new version of iOS to come hand-in-hand with a new iPhone or tablet, which could mean the iPhone 5S or iPad 5. However, the most recent information seems to point to iOS 7 being unveiled in June at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). According to date from Onswipe, which uses HTML5 to create mobile-friendly websites and reported by TechCrunch, there has been a massive spike of traffic from iPhones and iPads running iOS 7. In particular, the traffic came from the area surrounding Apple's offices.

Apple usually tests new operating systems internally, before releasing them to developers, with consumers following a few months later. The increase in web traffic from iOS 7 devices suggests that Apple is getting ready to unveil its next-generation operating system.


With WWDC just round the corner, it would be the ideal place to show-off the OS, followed by an official launch in Autumn to coincide with new mobile devices.

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