Archive for March, 2011

Mozy Online Backup iPhone App

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

Mozy today announced the public release of their iPhone App. With the app, users can now access their backed up files from their iPhone or iPod Touch.

Access the files you’ve backed up with Mozy online backup. Browse files in their original folder hierarchy or search for a specific file on the fly. Quickly view photo thumbnails and download the full file (high resolution) right to your device. Additionally you can email any of your backed up files to friends and family, and publish your photos to Facebook. A Mozy account is required. Free and paid accounts are available at Mozy.com.

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Amazon’s Cloud Drive is NOT Online Backup

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

Amazon Cloud Drive

With Amazon’s recent announcement of a Cloud Drive, many people are talking about it for online backup. But let’s be clear:

Amazon’s Cloud Drive is NOT Online Backup

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Amazon Cloud Drive

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Amazon Cloud Drive

Amazon Cloud Drive

Amazon.com announced today the launch of Amazon Cloud Drive: a virtual hard drive in the cloud where you can store your music, videos, photos, and other documents. To kick things off, they’re giving away 5GB of free online storage space! (more…)

Carbonite CEO David Friend Speaks at The Momentum Summit

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011

Earlier this morning, Carbonite‘s co-founder and CEO, David Friend , spoke at The Momentum Summit (How Innovative Start-Ups Get Big) in Boston. While we weren’t on location, it was easy to follow all of the activity on Twitter (#mosum). Here are some interesting take-aways from Friend’s interview: (more…)

CrashPlan Review

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

CrashPlan ReviewToday, we posted our review of CrashPlan.

CrashPlan+ allows you to backup your data to an external drive, another computer on your network, a friend’s computer, or to the cloud at CrashPlan Central. For more, read our CrashPlan Review

IDrive Unlimited Backup

Friday, March 4th, 2011

IDrive Unlimited BackupIDrive, completely contradicting Mozy‘s move to discontinue unlimited online backups, announced yesterday a new backup plan: IDrive Unlimited. For just $49.50 / year, users can backup as much data as they’d like from 1 Windows-based computer.

How does this compare to IDrive’s other service offerings? (more…)

Mozy Apps For iPhone, Android

Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011

MozyMozy will soon release to their North American customers apps for iOS (iPhone) and Android smartphones. With the new apps, users will be able to access files on the go.

Currently, Carbonite has apps for iOS and Android, as does SugarSync. Apps to access files was the next natural step to take, after Mozy revamped their web portal.

The common use case is a sales guy who’s traveling and has his laptop stolen. He’d be able to go into the Mozy app, pull up his files and send it to another computer. Or, you’re at dinner with friends and you could share your vacation photos you backed up with Mozy and display them on your Android or iPhone.

-Dave Robinson, vice president of marketing

Mozy is also looking for customers to try out their synchronizing service, which will allow for files backed up from one computer to be copied to multiple other devices (similar to Dropbox or SugarSync)

Mozy recently stopped offering unlimited backups, a move which was essential to rolling out these new product features.

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