Best Antivirus for Android Smartphone and Tablet Users

With the increasing popularity of the Android (operating system for smartphones and tablets), risk of malwares and viruses are also increasing.Only very few of the android smartphone owners knows that.

As the android smartphone or tablet is completely synchronised with your online google or social accounts, the risk of viruses and malwares is very high. The risk of lost of private information and data is also there. So, everyone should have an antivirus installed in their smartphone or tablet.
There are many anti-viruses available for the android operating system but the popularity of android is due to the free applications that are available in the android market. Every android smartphone and tablet is compatible with the applications which are available for free in android market (now days known as Google Play).

So, here we got a list of all free best anti viruses available for the android operating system smartphones and tablets. You can search for them on your android market or on google and simply install them on your smartphone or tablet (running on any android operating system).

Latest List of Best Free Antivirus Available for Android Smartphone and Tablet:

Here is the list of best free available antivirus programs or applications for the smartphone or tablets running on android operating system. You can check them on your smartphone by searching on the android market or google play. The list below is arranged according to the rating we found, the antivirus brand you find first is the most best for you. Now it’s upto you that which one you choose.

Avast Mobile Security (Free) for Android Smartphone and Tablets:

Avast Mobile Security antivirus program or application is available for free in android market and its one of the best antivirus application to have. It will protect you personal data with automatic scanning and it will delete the infected files. It will also check for the infected websites while you are browsing.

• Avast have main two features, Firewall and Anti Theft. 
• Firewall when activated stops the internet access to any kind of network connections like Wi-Fi or Cellular network. 
• You can also protect a particular application to have network access. 
• This feature will surely save your money while you are in roaming (if you don’t have any roaming internet plans activated).

AVG Anti-Virus (Free) for Android Smartphone and Tablets:

AVG Antivirus program is also available for the android smartphones and tablets for free. You can download it from the android market. 

• When AVG finds any infection in your mobile then it shows all the infections arranged according to the categories (content, applications and settings). 
• It also secures your mobile phone while you are surfing internet online with your data plan or Wi-Fi network.

Dr. Web Anti-Virus (Free) for Android Smartphone and Tablets:

Dr. Web Anti-Virus protects your data and mobile phone from getting infected from the malwares and viruses.

• The best feature of having this antivirus program is that it will not reduce the battery performance of your smartphone or tablet (but it will have little effect).
•  This application also have more features like spam protection, call blocking, data backup, etc.

Lookout Mobile Security & Antivirus (Free) for Android Smartphone and Tablets:

Lookout Mobile Security & Antivirus is also one of the best antivirus solutions applications available for android smartphones and tablets for free.

• Once installed on your smartphone or tablet, it will protect your smartphone or tablet from infections like spam, viruses, malwares or other kinds of infections. 
• You can also run a schedule scan with this application. 
• It also has a Missing Device feature which can help in case of losing your smartphone or tablet. It is not good when comes to memory consuming and affects the battery performance also.

Comodo Mobile Security & Antivirus (Free) for Android Smartphone and Tablets:

It is another free application available on the internet for free scanning and protecting your android smartphone or tablet from infections like spams, viruses and malwares. It also gives you notifications in case of any infected file found in your smartphone or tablet. You can simply click on the Health Check button and it will check your smartphone or tablet for the infections. You can also set a password to your private contact so next time when you call or send SMS to private number you have to enter a password. It also checks for the online infections while you are surfing the internet.

• Also Check:Top 10 Antivirus Softwares 2012.

These were the top 5 best free antivirus applications available for the android smartphones and tablets.

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Top 10 Youngest Billionaires $$ of the World

Every one dreams of a happy and lavish life.Here is the list of Top 10 Youngest Billionaires of the world.One day you can also turn rich with your dedicated hard work.

10.Sergey Brin

• Country:United States
• Age:39
• Net Worth: $16.7 billion

Sergey Brin is a co-founder of most profitable Internet company, Google. Sergey Brin is only 39 years old and has a net worth of US $16.7 billion. Sergey Brin completed Ph.D in computer science from Stanford University. He is on the top 10 youngest billionaire list having a worth more than any other in this list.

9.Yoshikazu Tanaka

• Country:Japan
• Age:35
• Net Worth: $4.3 billion

Yoshikazu Tanaka is Japanese developer and programmer who started GREE Social Networking Company. GREE is a very popular Japanese social networking website. Yoshikazu Tanaka is only 35 years old and has a net worth of $4.3 billion.

8.Sean Parker

• Country:United States
• Age:32
• Net Worth: $1.9 billion

Sean Parker is also on the top 10 list of youngest billionaire with a net worth of about $1.9 billion. He is a co-founder of Plaxo, Napster and Causes. Plaxo is a social networking service and Napster was a music sharing service. He is also the president of social networking website, Facebook.

7.Ayman Hariri

• Country:Lebanon
• Age:32
• Net Worth: $1.5 billion

Ayman Hariri is also the son of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri who joined his father’s business after his father’s death in 2005. The worth of Rafik Hariri was divided into his sons. Ayman Hariri has a net worth $1.5 billion and he is among the top 10 youngest billionaire.

6.Fahd Hariri

• Country:Lebanon
• Age:30
• Net Worth: $1.6 Billion

Fahd Hariri is a son of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. He is only about 30 years old and has a net worth $1.6 Billion. He is the youngest son of Rafik Hariri and he inherited his father’s business after his death in 2005.

5.Yang Huiyan

• Country:China
• Net Worth: $7.4 billion

Yang Huiyan is amongst the youngest top 10 billionaire of the world as listed by Forbes because she holds major shares of Country Garden Holdings. She has a net worth of $7.4 billion. Yang Huiyan graduated from The Ohio State University in 2003.

4.Eduardo Luiz Saverin

• Country:United States
• Age:30
• Net Worth: $2 billion

Eduardo Luiz Saverin is a co-founder of Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg. He is listed on the top 10 youngest billionaire and he is only 30 years old now. Eduardo Saverin has a net worth of about $2 billion. He was born in Brazil and he completed his B.S. Economics course from Harvard University in 2006 where he founded Facebook.

3.Albert Maria Lamoral Miguel Johannes Gabriel

• Country:Germany
• Age:29
• Net Worth: $1.5 billion

Albert Maria Lamoral Miguel Johannes Gabriel is prince of Thurn and Taxis in Germany. He is a socialite and he is only 29 years old now. Albert was the youngest billionaire till 2010 and now he is in the top 10 youngest billionaire. He became billionaire after his father’s death in 1990 and he was listed many times as the world’s youngest billionaire by Forbes magazine. He studied economics and theology from University of Edinburgh.

2.Dustin Moskovitz

• Country:United States
• Age:28
• Net Worth: $3.5 billion

Dustin Moskovitz is amongst the top 10 youngest billionaire who was co-founder of Facebook which is number one social networking website. He is now co-founder of Asana (Firm to solve enterprise collaboration) after he left Facebook in 2008. Dustin Moskovitz is now only 28 years old and has a net worth of $3.5 billion. Dustin Moskovitz studied at Harvard University with Mark Zuckerberg where they initially developed Facebook.

1.Mark Zuckerberg

• Country:United States
• Age:28
• Net Worth: $10.2 billion

Mark Zuckerberg started off world’s number one social networking website, Facebook and currently he is the CEO of Facebook. He is dropout student from Harvard University and he has developed the Facebook which is now world’s number one social networking website. Mark Zuckerberg has a net worth $10.2 billion (2012) and he is the number one youngest billionaire. He is now only 28 years old and was awarded with TIME Person of the Year 2012 award.

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40+ Best New Sites that Save You Money

We’re all a bit strapped for cash at the moment, but the internet has come to the rescue with loads of brilliant new money-saving websites. We have 40 sites and seven phone apps to bookmark for the year ahead.

Money-saving Websites

We’re all familiar with the web’s most famous money-saving sites, such as myvouchercodes, moneysavingexpert, Quidco and Groupon. These established sites are great for general money-saving tips and bargains, but there are lots of new sites, Smartphone apps and browser add-ons that target specific areas for thriftiness. here, we’ll look at the best of these lesser-known new options, and explain how they’ll help you to shop for less, get something for nothing, and bolster your bank account.

Deals and Vouchers

Free Delivery Voucher Codes

Sometimes online bargains turn out to be less of a good deal when you add delivery costs. This website offers valid free-delivery codes for hundreds of popular sites, including Asda, Dixons, Maplin and PhotoBox. Expired codes are automatically removed.

ZealDeal

ZealDeal offers hot deals, promotions and voucher codes for hundreds of sites and services. It also makes use of QR codes so you can take a deal with you and follow it up later. When you find a deal you like, select it, click the QR code link and use your Smartphone to scan it.

Firebox Deals of the Week

Online gadget store firebox has weekly deals on products that have recently included Bluetooth headphones and flying toy helicopters. The offer ranges from 20 to 50 per cent off the standard price, and last for a week or until stocks run out. If you’re looking for a great gift for someone, it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on the deals, which are updated every Thursday.

DiscountVouchers.co.uk Amazon Hub

This handy Amazon table lets you view deals by category and discount. The category list includes cameras, electronics, music, books, clothing and video games, and you can view items with more 20,50 or 75 per cent off, simply by clicking the relevant option.

ShoppingVouchers

ShoppingVouchers  offers thousands of codes for more than 2,000 shops, including boots, Argos, marks & Spencer, Currys, Tescoand Asda, and lets you easily view the top vouchers, top deals and top sales. it also offers printable coupons for use in restaurants such as Strada and Toby Carvery.

Kelkoo Select

This daily-deals site from price-comparison specialist Kelkoo presents handpicked discounts on all manner of goods and services. These range from helicopter rides and meals in top restaurants, to cut-price theatre tickets, made-to-measure suits, and cookery classes. Just sign up to receive the latest offers via email.

MyVoucherCodes Local

This page lets you search for local discounts, print vouchers and receive deals by text and email. there are apple and android apps available too, so you can look for deals wherever you happen to be.

Shopow

A comparison site with a social twist, Shopow lets you browse or search for items you’re interested in buying. it will present you with the best price, along with a choice of shops to get it from. You can view popular products, “shout” about items you want (similar to Facebook’s ‘like’ button), and add them to a wish list. You can also follow other users and they can follow you, too. Connect to Facebook or twitter to find friends to add. But even if you don’t use these sites, it’s still worth looking for deals on Shopow.

MoneySuperSarket LocalDeals

MoneySuperMarket’s local deals page lists high-street bargains to be found in your area. Enter the name of your city, town or postcode and it will display a selection of offers, sorted into categories. If there aren’t any local deals nearby, it will show some of the best national ones instead.

BuyaPowa

The more people who opt to buy a product or BuyaPowa, the cheaper it will be offered for. Past items include an 8gb SanDisk microSDHC card and adapter that sold for  4.99,  13 less than full price, if you’re after a particular product, you can request it. if there’s enough demand, BuyaPowa will offer it.

QypeDeals

Like other deal sites. QypeDeals presents visitors with a daily selection of offers sorted by city, as well as a national choice. Deals are only ‘activated’ when enough users buy them, and you can see how many people have bought something, and how close to activation an offer is.

Deal Zippy

Groupon might be the best known of the daily-deals sites, but it’s not the only one. Deal zippy pulls together deals from the likes of Groupon, firebox, Dealtastic, Wowcher, TreatTicket and living social, and lets you view all the savings in your area. You can refine the results based on your interests and sign up for deal alerts.

CompareMoreDeals

Like DealZippy, this site shows you the best offers from daily-deal sites, including Groupon and Kelkoo select. There are travel, shopping and local deals, and you can refine your searches by type, price, discount percentage and time remaining.

CouponCoupon

We named CouponCoupon the best new UK money-saving website back in march and it’s still one of our favorite voucher sites. You can view featured codes, browse by category or search by name. There’s a newsletter to sign up to, a free apple app, and you can get the latest deals via facebook and twitter.

Fantastic Freebies

Wow Freebies

If you enjoy free products, competitions and voucher codes, check out wow freebies. You can browse the featured and latest freebie lists, look at popular offers, and explore the various categories. You can also sign up for a newsletter and check the newsletter archive for bargains.

Free National lottery tickets

It may sound like a scam, but this website really does give you free national lottery tickets. It’s essentially another CashBack site, but instead of earning money when you buy products through it, you’ll get points that can be converted into lottery tickets. You also earn points by entering competitions. Completing surveys and recommending friends. The only drawback is that the site automatically (and randomly) picks the numbers for you.

Netcycler

You can pick up free products on Netcycler, which is where people give away unused and unwanted items, or offer to exchange them for things that they need listings are arranged in categories and clicking an entry will bring up the offer details and tell you how you can get the item. Usually, you’ll have to pick it up from the owner, but sometimes they will post it to you.

Selling your Stuff

PriceMyProduct

If you’ve got something to sell, but you’re not sure exactly how much it’s worth, PriceMyProduct will provide you with an independent valuation. It’s very easy to use: just enter a product title, pick a category and fill in the original price and the item’s age. Then answer some simple questions, such as whether or not the product is damaged and what its overall condition is.

MobileValuer

The last few years have seen the launch of many sites that will buy your old phone, but them all offer different prices. MoneySavingExpert.com’s MobileValuer will tell you which sites will give you the most money. it will also find the best payers for iPods, cameras, Satnavs, games consoles and laptops.

MyParcelDelivery

Regular eBay sellers will know that sending large products by post or courier can often cost the earth, and potentially put off buyers. MyParcelDelivery lets you identify the cheapest and best sending method, and you can choose  the type of delivery option you need, whether it’s same-day, next-day, 2-day or more.

Playr2.com

Palyr2 compares the prices of video games and consoles across the major stores to help you bag a bargain. You can also sell or swap your old games.

The website lets you use your webcam to scan a product’s Barcode for speedy listing. There’s also a playr2 app for android and apple.

Bargain Entertainment

Theatre Tickets-London

This new site sells cut-price tickets for west end shows. You can pick up the tickets from the venue or have them delivered straight to your home. As well as tickets, you can purchase theatre breaks and arrange the travel and accommodation at the same time. We found 29 per cent off Shrek: the musical, 42 per cent off we will rock you and 24 per cent of Billy Elliot.

SmartSave

SmartSave has a decent selection of discount vouchers for family days out, restaurants, hotels, shopping theatre trips and experiences, in the UK and abroad. It’s very easy to use: just click a category tab at the top of the screen and browse the offers. You’ll need to either use a code or print a voucher to get your discount.

tmDeals

A ticket master deal offers cut-price tickets for theatre, music, sports and comedy events, as well as family days out and attractions. You browse all the deals, view them by category, or narrow the list by location. You can also sign up to get discounts by email. Offers include buy-one-get-one-free deals, and half-Price tickets.

Cheaper Travel

UK Fuel Prices

This android app will help you find the cheapest petrol prices in any area. You can locate a petrol station on a map and see how old the pricing information is. Green means it’s less than seven days old, yellow somewhere between seven and 30 days, and red over 30 days. You can help other users by updating the app with newer prices.

Cabubble

Before you book a taxi, Cabubble to find the cheapest option available. Enter the start and destination points, the number of passengers and bags, and the pick-up time and date. Cabubble will suggest some companies to try, and estimate the cost. You can also select a specific type of vehicle, such as one that offers wheelchair access. There’s no booking fee for using the site.

Cycle to Work Calculator

If you live too far away from work to walk, but close enough to cycle, this website can help motivate you to get on your bike. Enter the cost of your bicycle, the length of time you’ve owned it and the journey time. Next, put it how much it costs you to get to work driving or going by train, the distance and journey time. hit calculate and it will tell you how much money you’ll save by cycling, as well as how many calories you’ll have burned off and the total amount of time gained not sitting in traffic.

RedSpottedHanky

Train tickets often cost the earth, but you might be able to grab some advance-ticket bargains with RedSpottedHanky because the site doesn’t charge a booking fee. Delivery is free too, with the exception of next-day delivery. The site also offers a loyalty scheme, so every time you buy tickets through the site, you’ll earn points which can be redeemed on future rail purchases or donated to the Railway Children Charity.

SkyScanner-All Flights

SkyScanner’s android app lets you compare millions of flights from over 600 world airlines. If you don’t have a destination in mind, you can find the cheapest places to fly and, if your plans are flexible, you can find the cheapest days to travel. You can email the flight details to yourself, share them with friends and buy tickets through the app.

HotWire

The Expedia-owned us discount-travel site now has a UK version, promising reduced-price hotel accommodation and car rentals. The site is pretty basic, but offers a comprehensive list of possibilities. It specializes in secret hotel deals, where you’ll be told what area the hotel is in, but won’t be given the name until after you’ve booked.

JetCost

This apple app lets you search for and compare flight prices from all the major airlines and booking sites, including Aer Lingus, Opodo, Expedia and Ebookers. You can search for return or one-way flights, specify the number of adults, children and infants who’ll be travelling and choose between economy, business and first class.

CashBack Sites

Gift to Charity

Unlike most CashBack sites, gift to charity doesn’t only reward you, it also rewards your choice of charity. Just sign up and specify how you’d like to receive CashBack from any purchases made through the site. This can be paid into your bank account or given to you as Amazon vouchers. When you make a purchase, you’ll receive your cut and the site will make a donation to your chosen cause (the exact amount varies). Supported charities include the RSPCA, make a wish and the Ellen MacArthur cancer trust.

llovecashback.com

www.llovecashback.com lets you browse categories and shops, and get a good deal on your car insurance. You can view the top vouchers, offers and shops, and get free cashback offers for things like completing surveys or joining sites. new vouchers are added daily and it already covers more than 1,000 stores.

Shopping Apps

Google Shopper

Google’s price-comparison app, which is available for android and apple devices, lets you find the best deals for products when you’re out shopping. You can type the name of the item you’re looking for, or say it out loud using the voice search facility. If you’re looking for a book, CD, DVD or game, just point your camera at the cover of the item and the app should recognize it. Alternatively, you can scan its barcode.

HeatDroid

This android app lets you search for bargains on the HotUKDeals website. You can filter and sort the results, view comments and share deals with friends and family. You can also use the app to find vouchers.

Zappit

This QR reader app for android and apple devices lets you scan in special Zappit codes (found on websites and in magazines) and get money-off deals, free products and more. Once you’ve scanned a code, you’ll receive an email containing further information, and the voucher for the product will be sent to your mobile and stored in a virtual bag.

Sccope

This android app lets you compare prices across hundreds of top high-street and online stores, including Amazon, Dixons, Tesco and Asda. You can search for an item by category, product code, name or brand, or use the built-in barcode reader to find it. It also searches for matching coupons at the same time, helping you to potentially save ever more.

Browser Add-ons that Save you Money

InvisibleHand

Available for IE., Firefox, chrome and safari

Shop as you would normally at any of your usual stores and when you encounter a product (or flight) that’s available elsewhere for less.

InvisibleHand will pop up a notification and give you the chance to check out the cheaper seller’s site.

Booly

Available for IE, Firefox and chrome

The Booly add-on displays price-comparison information, money-saving deals and coupon codes next to your search results. a red tag indicates the add-on has found price comparisons, while a green tag shows related deals and coupons.

Quidco Cashback Reminder Toolbar

Available for Firefox, chrome and safari (IE version coming soon)

If you use Quidco for Cashback shopping, it’s worth installing this toolbar which tells you when you’re on one of its partner sites. it also keeps you up to date on the latest Quidco offers.

Ookong

Available for Firefox, chrome, safari and Opera

This add-on monitors the price of items at Amazon and alerts you when they drop. Browse to a product you’re interested in and click the Ookong button. It will show you a pricing graph and let you follow that item.

WindowShopper

Available for IE and Firefox

When you want to compare the price of an item to see how much it costs at other stores, just hover your mouse over the WindowShopper’s see similar button. A list of alternative shops and prices will appear in a window.

Save Money at Home

Conserve Energy

The aim of this site is to help you save money on your fuel bills by reducing your energy consumption. It provides useful articles, energy-saving tips, and information about suppliers, as well as calculators to work out how much electricity and petrol you use. The site is very new, so it’s a little light on content and in need of a polish or two in places, but it definitely has potential.

Rent my Items

This site lets you rent out and make money from household items that you own but only occasionally use. Products such as a leaf blower, wallpaper steamer or garden trampoline, for example. You set the price per day, decide if a deposit is required, and choose whether the item has to be collected or can be delivered.

GiantClient

The idea behind GiantClient is to use people power to negotiate cheaper public services. When 10,000 households have signed up, the site will approach suppliers and use this collective buying power to get the best rate for gas and electricity. Signing up doesn’t place you under any obligation, so if you don’t like the deal that’s offered, you don’t need to take it. At the moment just fewer than 1,000 households have registered, so there’s still some way to go. But it’s a brilliant idea that deserves to take off.

Camp in my Garden

If you have a decent-sized garden and live somewhere that people are likely to want to visit, you can rent it out for use as a temporary campsite. How much you’ll be able to charge will depend on where you’re based and what facilities you’re prepared to offer (a barbecue, for example, or WI-Fi access, off-road parking and so on). it could prove very lucrative if you live near to the site of a popular event, such as Wimbledon, because you’ll be able raise your prices according to demand.

Home phone choices

If you’re thinking of getting a new phone line put in, this website fromconsumerchoices.co.uk can track down the best deals on offer from companies including BT, Talktalk, Plusnet and orange. In a lot of cases, you’ll save more money if you include broadband and (optionally) TV in the deal.

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