Storage software
CrashPlan review
By Brian Nadel | Computerworld US | Published: 09:20, 08 February 2012
Virtualisation
Rackspace Cloud review
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Rackspace was one of the first players in the cloud arena. The company recognised early that enterprises wanted faster, simpler ways to spin up and spin down servers. If the bosses are going to be fickle and impulsive, there will always be a market for companies that make it easy for the people curating the data to pivot. If the corporate vision is going to morph, the IT shops will want a way to morph with it.
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Applications
SlimCleaner 4.0 review
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
SlimCleaner is by far one of the more useful multi-utility tools I've run across. Aimed primarily at cleaning the junk out of your system, it has the capabilities of several popular programs, including Piriform's CCleaner and Trend Micro's HijackThis. Version 4 adds several new features.
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Storage
CrashPlan+ review
Friday, May 18, 2012
With the demise of MobileMe upon us, you’ll need to come up with a new backup solution if this Apple service is your current backup method of choice. If you’re a fan of online, cloud-based backups, then CrashPlan is one to consider.
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Storage
Google Drive review
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Start your engines: Google’s long-rumoured Drive service is officially out and ready for a test drive. The search giant’s answer to services like Dropbox, Drive offers 5GB of free online storage space that also syncs with a local folder on the desktop of your Mac or PC. (An Android app is currently available, with an iOS app in the works.)
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Storage
Norton Online Backup review
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Although Symantec is better known for its security and virus-protection programs, Norton Online Backup is also part of the company's arsenal.
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Comments
XCaution said: I wish these software reviews for Backup would tell you more about the company financial stability resources ect How do I know if this company is even going to be around in 4 years I wouldnt buy a stock without knowing a lot about the company why place all my personal information on somebodys servers that I dont know anything about
Henrik Hoyer said: Bad restore performanceTheir restore performance sucks bigtime dont expect anything above 5Mbs I case of a complete restore that meens you need daysweeks to restore all your data
Minobre37 said: I am looking for a good online back up service As a costumer a appreciate a client good support Some ppl complain about the Crash Plan support but with u go to their Facebook official page they answer u quickly
Rui Silva said: this is a joke Norton is limited to 25GB and cost 49 Crashplan cost 35 4 years purchase and it is ILIMITED