You already know that backing up your data online is one of the best ways to secure it in case of theft or disaster. But where do you store your stuff online? There are lots of cheap and free-but-limited online backup and storage solutions out there. Tell us which one you use.
BeInSync offers 1GB for free, which I use for my essential documents and smaller files. As the name suggests, it also keeps such data in sync over multiple workstations.
David
Posted September 12, 2007 12:18 PM
I voted for Amazon S3 as that's where my data lives but I thought it worth noting here that the client I use to do the backup is Jungle Disk. It's a one-off charge for the software license and then you just pay Amazon's incredibly low storage charges directly to them.
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James Ottaway
Posted September 12, 2007 10:19 AM
BeInSync offers 1GB for free, which I use for my essential documents and smaller files. As the name suggests, it also keeps such data in sync over multiple workstations.
David
Posted September 12, 2007 12:18 PM
I voted for Amazon S3 as that's where my data lives but I thought it worth noting here that the client I use to do the backup is Jungle Disk. It's a one-off charge for the software license and then you just pay Amazon's incredibly low storage charges directly to them.
There are currently no US comments for this post.