Which is better one ?? norton antivirus or kaspersky antivirus ???

Some questions on here are tough... not this one!

Norton shouldn't even be spoken in the same sentence as Kaspersky (except to say "Norton sucks compared to...").

Edit: Kaspersky has been known to update *HOURLY* when necessary.

Also I see *somebody* has thumbs-downed all the Kaspersky votes. That's pretty childish.

Which is better one ?? norton antivirus or kaspersky antivirus ???ariel

Wouldn't touch either with a 10 foot pole use AVG instead . AVG has as many as 3 updates a day and is nearing 920,000 signatures in the data base now more than ANY other I have seen far more.

Which is better one ?? norton antivirus or kaspersky antivirus ???computers

Kasperky for sure. Detects more viruses, has a faster warning time. Better than norton.
Kaspersky is the better of the 2. I had Norton once I just found it slowed the comp right down, it eats up Ram, and hogs the computer resources.
Kaspersky is better in virus detection,it has been rated as top...really can detect 99.6% of computer viruses,and it's the only one in the market that has this high level of virus detection.
KASPERSKY!!! I use it now, and norton sucks more balls than a 19 year old version of Ashely Simpson compared to Kaspersky. It detects more and faster. Norton doesn't have a big of a virus list as kaspersky, so viruses could get overlooked in norton. What norton does is scan for any strand of information that looks like the virus, so coders can easily bypass that with the right equipment, but Kaspersky creates a copy of each and every file, and see if the virus attacks it. If the virus responds, (it will most likely do) Kaspersky locates where it came from, and gets PWNED to the core.
absolutely kaspersky, it requires less computer resources and protects better than norton. In some old times norton was the great one
Kapersky

but bitdefender is the best
Kaspersky by far.

Norton isn't any good. It's well-known and because of that people think it's good, but it really isn't. Norton gives very little protection when it comes down to it.

So, yeah, I definately say Kaspersky in answer to your question.