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SpiderOak lets me easily backup, sync, share, remo...

2012-01-31T09:27:33.718-05:00

SpiderOak lets me easily backup, sync, share, remotely access and store all my data. I can add as many different computers and drives to a single account so all my data can live in a central location. The application has been working for me very nicely. You can sign up if you use the download link below and we will both receive an additional free 1 GB of storage. And you can also feel free to refer as many friends as you like.
https://spideroak.com/download/referral/4b45441744da1e2594e73340d41e2553
P.S. If you use the WORLDBACKUPDAY promo code you can gain 6 GB in total.

Memopal backs up Outlook express and Thunderbird? ...

2008-12-10T09:33:00.000-05:00

Memopal backs up Outlook express and Thunderbird? Great! I will try it!

I got the following emailed from Memopal as the Sw...

2008-11-14T18:17:00.000-05:00

I got the following emailed from Memopal as the Swedish FAQ was outdated:

Memopal backs up not only Outlook, but also Outlook Express, Thunderbird and the most important
email programs.

This tempts me to give it a try.

Jerry80, thanks for the tip. Memopal look promisin...

2008-11-14T09:37:00.000-05:00

Jerry80, thanks for the tip. Memopal look promising, it even has the website in Swedish! :) My language.
The big problem I personally see is that it does not backup Outlook PST files continually. Only once a week according to the Swedish FAQ. I would need it backuped at least 2-4 times per day.

I pay only 49$/year for 150Gb and have the same fe...

2008-11-14T08:29:00.000-05:00

I pay only 49$/year for 150Gb and have the same features.

- access files and share in real time trough a web browser, mobile and iPhone;
- stored files never expire;
- share files with the 1-click-share functionality;
- upload files quickly (Turboupload);
- use one license for all PC (Windows OS, MAC, and Linux);
- have service and website in 10 different languages.

I use memopal.com www.memopal.com

@: esnagel

Thanks for the tip on the mapped...

2008-10-08T22:48:00.000-04:00

@: esnagel

Thanks for the tip on the mapped drive. I checked it out this morning and that was pretty much the tie breaker. Direct access is a sweet feature and I'm going with ElephantDrive.

Are you an affiliate or something? If you let me know how to alert them, I will tell them that I found them through your site.

Thanks!

Eric,

One of the nice things about Elephant...

2008-10-08T10:57:00.000-04:00

Eric,

One of the nice things about Elephant Drive is that backups appear as a networked drive, making them easy to access. However, you need to have the PRO version to backup open or locked files.

Elephant Drive Review

Interesting. I found some of your thoughts on Moz...

2008-10-06T13:33:00.000-04:00

Interesting. I found some of your thoughts on Mozy but not too many on Carbonite.

That backupreview.info site seems like a great resource. I did some learning at http://cloudstorage.wordpress.com. Seems a little less professionally organized but it had links to some really useful sites/pages.

Thanks Eric, I have used Mozy and Carbonite for quite a while and is pretty happy with them. Do a search on this blog and you find several posts on the topic.

I have never tried ElephantDrive though. But I can see that ElephantDrive is moving up on the toplist at http://www.backupreview.info.

Interesting review (thanks for providing real deta...

2008-10-05T23:39:00.000-04:00

Interesting review (thanks for providing real detail).

Have you reviewed others? Specifically, I'm looking at Mozy and ElephantDrive.