Carbonite Online Backup
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on November 04, 2006,
If you’re a blogger or power PC user, you’ll know that having the internet or PC offline for even one day will mean work never gets done. I dread the day when we all have to use a typewriter again. Fear not! Carbonite is now currently offering a 15 day free trial of their unlimited online backup service. Good chumps indeed.
After searching through the web for other competitive service, it’s official that Carbonite is now the cheapest and MOST Affordable ONLINE BACKUP service on the Internet. XDrive will charge your USD25 for 40GB backups but Carbonite does it at USD5 for UNLIMITED CAPACITY. Will they go bankrupt ? Only time will tell… Check out Carbonite Online Backup. (aff link)
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For a secure, reliable and fast backups of your valuable data, you can rely on a pioneer online storage service called IBackup for Windows.
I’ve been using ‘IBackup for Windows’ that not only backups up my important files and folders, but also allow me to schedule backups. You can even drag-and drop files and folders to get these backed up. IBackup for Windows, by default, does not consume too much bandwidth as it compresses data during transmission and transfers only modified portion
s of changed files.
IBackup also has IDrive that maps your IBackup online IBackup account as a local drive on to your computer allowing you to drag-and-drop and edit files in your online backup account, as if they were on your PC. You can instantly stream multimedia files backed up using IDrive Multimedia . IDrive for Mac is an excellent desktop interface for working with your IBackup account and Mac. IBackup supports backups for UNIX and Linux based computers using rsync, the open source utility that provides fast incremental transfers.