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Space Monkey Online Storage Service: Crowdsourced Cloud

If you have even just one important digital file, you owe it to yourself and that intangible bundle of electricity that you hold dear to sign up for a cloud file storage service. Many of them have entry level services that offer a few gigabytes of storage for free. Of…

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Tresorit: The Encrypted Dropbox Alternative

Online storage services seem like a must, especially if you’ve ever suffered from a local hard drive failure. These services will help you back up a number of items from your computers, so that you can access them from anywhere and in the event that a computer fails, you’ll have…

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Iomega SuperHero Dock Literally Saves iPhone Photos and Contacts

Superheroes and saving go hand in hand, so it was only a matter of time before a storage device branded as such came out. From Iomega, House of Storage, comes the SuperHero charging dock. It doubles as a backup device for photos and contacts from an iPhone (3G and above)…

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PopDrive Mirrored Hard Drive Makes Backing Up Files Worry-Free

Ever had a hard drive crash? Such events can be disastrous, to say the least. Years of pictures, videos, music, and documents can all disappear in a flash. And unless you have some sort of backup in place, there is absolutely no way to get it all back. Scary, right?…

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Mimedia Sends Hard Drive for First Back Up: the Mailman Beats Your Upload Speed

There are already lots of online backup solutions out there, but newcomer MiMedia is the first I’ve heard that has enough common sense to give customers the option to use a hard drive for the first backup. Most Internet connections have upload speeds that are not fast enough for gigabyte-level…

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Gamesave Manager: the Ultimate Save Point

One of the few drawbacks of gaming on the PC is that save data are not easily transferable – the files are scattered in different folders and don’t always have the same format, so hunting them one by one can be inconvenient. Even if you don’t play your games on…

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Belkin Home Base: USB Goes Wireless Without Wireless USB

Belkin’s Home Base marries two of the most useful technologies ever invented – wireless networking and USB – and gives users a simple and convenient way of sharing up to 4 USB-enabled devices in a central location. If you have an external hard drive (or hard drives) connected to the…

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Seagate Replica: the Most Appropriately-Named Gadget in the World

Seagate recently announced their take on Apple’s Time Machine + Time Capsule combo: an external hard drive that provides effortless automated backups. The backup device is called Replica, which is both what it makes and also what it is. Apple must be so proud. But does the Replica really replicate…

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Tag: Backup

Space Monkey Online Storage Service: Crowdsourced Cloud

Tresorit: The Encrypted Dropbox Alternative

Iomega SuperHero Dock Literally Saves iPhone Photos and Contacts

PopDrive Mirrored Hard Drive Makes Backing Up Files Worry-Free

Mimedia Sends Hard Drive for First Back Up: the Mailman Beats Your Upload Speed

Gamesave Manager: the Ultimate Save Point

Belkin Home Base: USB Goes Wireless Without Wireless USB

Seagate Replica: the Most Appropriately-Named Gadget in the World

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