According to MakeUseOf.com, there are some best sites which offer online backup.
1. Windows Live SkyDrive –> It’s my choice!
It can be used if you have WindowsLive ID. Windows Live Skydrive is one of the most popular and extremely useful cloud based service from Microsoft. Windows Live Skydrive offers a hefty 25 GB free storage space to all users. It has many features, eg. folder access privacy, password, etc. If you are Windows user, you’ll find its interface looks similar with Windows Explorer. You can place folders inside a folder, set its privacy (so you can control which folder should be private, shared, or public). Actually, I’ve used this, and I suggest you to use Windows Live SkyDrive because it’s easy to use, and has many cool features. http://skydrive.live.com/
2. IDrive
IDrive is a top notch remote online backup solution. Like all its competitors, IDrive offers 2GB free storage for users to evaluate the service. With desktop clients for Mac & PC, true archiving, continuous data protection, time line restore, versioning and many more world class features IDrive is a rock solid online backup platform. http://www.idrive.com/
3. humyo
With its free account, humyo provides one of the best free 10GB online storage solutions. The free storage space is split into two parts – 5GB for media files (Photos, Videos, Music) and the rest of the 5 GB for non-media files. Since this being a free account, we will not have access to the desktop client. http://www.humyo.com/
4. Binfire
Binfire offers a free 10 GB online storage space for all your files, which can accessed from a intuitive web interface. Just like Windows Live Skydrive, Binfire also lets you create and share multiple folders with your friends and family. You can also send emails right from within the Binfire account. http://www.binfire.com/
M February 5, 2014
I use backblaze and works great. Take a while to backup for the first time tough. Check out the review below.
According to MakeUseOf.com, there are some best sites which offer online backup.
1. Windows Live SkyDrive –> It’s my choice!
It can be used if you have WindowsLive ID. Windows Live Skydrive is one of the most popular and extremely useful cloud based service from Microsoft. Windows Live Skydrive offers a hefty 25 GB free storage space to all users. It has many features, eg. folder access privacy, password, etc. If you are Windows user, you’ll find its interface looks similar with Windows Explorer. You can place folders inside a folder, set its privacy (so you can control which folder should be private, shared, or public). Actually, I’ve used this, and I suggest you to use Windows Live SkyDrive because it’s easy to use, and has many cool features.
http://skydrive.live.com/
2. IDrive
IDrive is a top notch remote online backup solution. Like all its competitors, IDrive offers 2GB free storage for users to evaluate the service. With desktop clients for Mac & PC, true archiving, continuous data protection, time line restore, versioning and many more world class features IDrive is a rock solid online backup platform.
http://www.idrive.com/
3. humyo
With its free account, humyo provides one of the best free 10GB online storage solutions. The free storage space is split into two parts – 5GB for media files (Photos, Videos, Music) and the rest of the 5 GB for non-media files. Since this being a free account, we will not have access to the desktop client.
http://www.humyo.com/
4. Binfire
Binfire offers a free 10 GB online storage space for all your files, which can accessed from a intuitive web interface. Just like Windows Live Skydrive, Binfire also lets you create and share multiple folders with your friends and family. You can also send emails right from within the Binfire account.
http://www.binfire.com/
I use backblaze and works great. Take a while to backup for the first time tough. Check out the review below.