Thanks Skyler! I’ve really been trying… surprisingly this <3 minute video took me nearly 4 hours to complete. But I figure I should just keep making em and sooner or later I'll get a fanbase..maybe. lol Thanks for the feedback though.
Leon December 24, 2012
Skydrive and Amazon Cloud Drive both give you 5GB free.
Mozy gives you 2GB free.
I’ve tried both Skydrive and Mozy and they have a client that runs in the background and backs up your files for you automatically.
But recently I found another provider, CX that gives you 10GBs free storage. More details here: http://thisishelpful.com/10gbs-free-online-storage.html – I’m using it now and it seems to work fine and can’t complain on 10GBs of FREE stroage!
It also has a client that runs in the background and backs up your files for you automatically.
Hope that answers your question.
Vembu December 24, 2012
check StoreGrid Online backup software
Ambika
CodyLoco December 24, 2012
I personally use Dropbox but that’s because I have a slow upload speed and thus only store my vital information like documents and scanned receipts in there for my business – right now I have about 8GB free from referring people and it has worked flawlessly for me – use the shared folder sync quite often actually!
If you are looking for more than that – here’s a site that has a handy comparison tool for all the providers – also shows which have a free trial, etc on it…
Check Zoolz, they give you 4 GB FREE and it increases by invitations could get up to 20 GB FREE. All your data will be stored on Amazon S3 Servers which are very safe.I am using it and so far its good.You can give it a try here: http://www.zoolz.com/
it will be wonderful to stop that horrible music
Thanks Skyler! I’ve really been trying… surprisingly this <3 minute video took me nearly 4 hours to complete. But I figure I should just keep making em and sooner or later I'll get a fanbase..maybe. lol Thanks for the feedback though.
Skydrive and Amazon Cloud Drive both give you 5GB free.
Mozy gives you 2GB free.
I’ve tried both Skydrive and Mozy and they have a client that runs in the background and backs up your files for you automatically.
But recently I found another provider, CX that gives you 10GBs free storage. More details here: http://thisishelpful.com/10gbs-free-online-storage.html – I’m using it now and it seems to work fine and can’t complain on 10GBs of FREE stroage!
It also has a client that runs in the background and backs up your files for you automatically.
Hope that answers your question.
check StoreGrid Online backup software
Ambika
I personally use Dropbox but that’s because I have a slow upload speed and thus only store my vital information like documents and scanned receipts in there for my business – right now I have about 8GB free from referring people and it has worked flawlessly for me – use the shared folder sync quite often actually!
If you are looking for more than that – here’s a site that has a handy comparison tool for all the providers – also shows which have a free trial, etc on it…
http://www.ebiztoolkit.com/online-data-backup.html
Check Zoolz, they give you 4 GB FREE and it increases by invitations could get up to 20 GB FREE. All your data will be stored on Amazon S3 Servers which are very safe.I am using it and so far its good.You can give it a try here: http://www.zoolz.com/