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Carbonite Adds Remote File Access For Grabbing Backups From Web

4:30AM Adam Pash | As one of our Lifehacker readers’ favorite backup tool, we already knew that Carbonite offers inexpensive off-site backup. What we didn’t know is that you can also now access your Carbonite backups from the comfort of your browser. More »

Carbonite Backup Utility Comes To OS X

2:30AM Adam Pash | The popular Windows backup tool Carbonite, released a Mac version this week—so if you’ve been wanting to get Carbonite’s excellent backup service on OS X, you’re in luck. Not a fan of Carbonite? Check out some other excellent alternatives. If you want a more detailed look at how it compares to the other popular backup utility, Mozy, check out our Mozy vs. Carbonite faceoff. More »

Carbonite Rolls Out Australian Web Site

4:00PM Angus Kidman | Carbonite has been promoting its online backup services in Australia since May, but those activities have stepped up a notch with the launch of its full Australian Web site. Carbonite, which costs $64.95 for a 12-month subscription, is highly regarded amongst Lifehacker readers, regularly scoring kudos for its simple interface. Online backup eliminates the hassles of keeping a spare copy elsewhere, though the initial setup can have a nasty impact on your monthly download cap, and you may well need to allow a few days for the initial upload before incremental backups become possible. Carbonite Australia More »