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"Around 96% of business computers are not backed up. As a result, around 25% of these computers will experience data loss within a year. Many people gamble with their data. They do not know that major data loss could cost them their job or sink their business down the plughole."
With smart use of online backup you can keep your data safe. Files are stored remotely, away from harm's way. So if you lose your laptop or have a virus attack, you can restore your files on a new computer within minutes. The whole process is so easy that even old grannies could use online backup.
On this site we review many online backup services and rank them based on user reviews. You can scan through our top 5 online backup services on the list below.
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08 September 2011
If you’re in the market looking for online backup you’re probably inundated with offers of unlimited storage, which seems very appealing, and you may be having a tough time choosing the ideal storage solution for you. So, I hear you ask why is it that some online backup companies offer unlimited storage and others cap [...]
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09 July 2011
If you work with computers, which includes the overwhelming majority of people, you probably remember the time when you left a vital spreadsheet or file on your home computer when you urgently needed it at work, for instance. This was a fairly common occurrence for people who work on multiple computers, in different locations. However, [...]
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16 April 2011
Editor’s Rating: Avg. User Rating: (4 reviews) Carbonite Review Summary Pros Automatic backup Unlimited storage space Suitable from Windows and Mac 30 day version history Smartphone access with iPhone and Blackberry Web access to all your files Cons Reduced bandwidth for heavy users No automatic storage for videos One subscription per computer Conclusion Carbonite is [...]
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28 March 2011
We’ve heard of stupid burglers who leave the cellphones behind, thieves who brag about stealing stuff on youtube, but this must be a first, a thief who actually takes videos of himself to upload onto youtube, using a laptop he just stole, which is then traced by the victim using an online backup service. The [...]
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23 March 2011
Carbonite, the premier online backup provider has recently released its new app called Carbonite Access of iPad and Carbonite Access of iPhone/iPod, both of which are technically in beta stages, however we found it to be perfectly usable as we didn’t notice any bugs.
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09 March 2011
Haven’t times changed, while we enjoy the luxury of having all of our computers interconnected through the web and all our files stored in a central location available for access by each individual device, let us go back a few decades and reminisc about how the internet was like back then.
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03 March 2011
Case study of SugarSync use in field, click here to visit SugarSync
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13 February 2011
It’s taken the online storage and cloud computing world by storm. The most successful and most popular online storage service finally pulls the plug on it’s unlimited plan. Many think tanks in the industry such as Rob Cosgrove commented on the fact that the Mozy promise for unlimited storage was unsustainable, and was a major [...]
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13 February 2011
Watch the excellent Dropbox trailer for their online backup service
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09 January 2011
SugarSync has decided to break the mould and offer 5GB of free online storage space, which is a big increase from the previous 2GB it was offer previously. Dropbox and Mozy on the other hand still offer the usual 2GB data allowance.
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Limited Liability by Backup Services And What It Means to You.
How much storage space do I really need?
Mozy Stash adds synchronisation ability to it’s service
How synchronisation with online backup works
Splatus: Outdated. Mozy does not offer unlimited storage. ...
jimmyswim: Yeah Mozy is a bit of a letdown, their unlimited p...
Joel: It's a pain in the "you know what" when you los...
Sheldon Bardach: I am looking forward, and have for some time, usin...
Rick Bradley: SOS Online Backup is now offering unlimited consum...
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