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1. Mike

   September 13th, 2006 at 4:49 pm

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   You can perform all the above said tasks with another application called IBackup for Windows. Unlike other sites, which have set limits on downloads, IBackup for Windows has no limits on downloads and it does backup and restore operations pretty fast. Moreover, it?s feature rich, user friendly and has the feel and look of Windows explorer.

   With 128-bit SSL security, you can backup and restore files without consuming too much bandwidth, as the application does incremental and compressed backups. IBackup for Windows has easy-to-use wizards for interactive backups, restores and backup/restore scheduling. The `Snapshots? feature allows an IBackup account holder to view files and folders stored in the IBackup account during the previous days. IBackup for Windows maintains the log of all the sessions of interactive and scheduled backups or restore and the user can watch them. You can also backup open files like Outlook files and Quicken files with IBackup for Windows.

   For a more secure, reliable, and easy to use Internet based backup solution with additional emphasis on security and data retention, there is IBackup Professional. The data files backed up using IBackup Professional are encrypted on transmission using 128-bit SSL and the stored files are by default encrypted using AES 256-bit encryption* and automatically decrypted during restores. The encryption is done based on a user defined key, so the data stored on IBackup Professional servers cannot be decrypted by anybody other than you.

   If you download IBackup?s IDrive it will map your online account as a local drive in your computer. You can then edit and save files or folders in the account, as if they are on your PC. Operations using IDrive enjoy 128-bit SSL encryption. There is also intelligent caching, which will update your local cache with the latest version of the data in IBackup, if modified by other users in a collaborative environment.

   You can easily move music and video files to your IBackup account with just a few clicks. You can play the multimedia files instantaneously in the favorite media player of your choice with IDrive Multimedia . With Web-Manager you can do a lot like create folders, upload, webload files, rename, move, delete and share files or folders with others for collaborative access. You can also Private Share? feature allows an IBackup user to instantly share data with another IBackup user.

2. Doctor Xdrive

   September 24th, 2006 at 12:13 pm

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   The latest release from Xdrive is Xdrive Plus.

   In order to get a Free 5GB Xdrive Plus storage account you will need an AOL screen name, if you don’t have one then you can signup for one free and get an AOL email account with 2GB of space too.

   Now that you have your new AOL screen name and password you can use them to sign in to your Xdrive Plus account and store many types of digital assets, like Word files, Excel files, PDF files, pictures, music, your browser bookmarks, your AOL email attachments, AOL Pictures.

   Using the Xdrive Plus Web Interface you’ll be able to upload files or folders, share them with others. These files can be pictures, Word files, Excel files, etc.

   Using our Desktop Application you will be able to do things with your Xdrive Plus account, like drag and drop files from your local (C:\ drive) to your Internet Hard Drive (X:\ drive). http://www.xdrive.com/downloads

   The Desktop Application also provides other features, like scheduling backups, and backup now.

   Our competitors do not offer the combination of services that an Xdrive Plus account offers. If you need more space then you can upgrade to 50GB for $9.95 a month or $99.50 annually.

   If you are an AOL consumers who subscribes to other AOL Premium Services of more then $23.95 a month you’ll get your Xdrive Plus 50GB for Free.

   Now that you’ve got your Xdrive Plus account you can take your data with you where ever you go. How?

   Using your AOL credentials you can login using any computer that has an Internet connection, just use a browser and go to http://www.xdrive.com and enter your screen name and password to access your digital assets anytime, anyplace.

   Do you have a WAP enabled PDA or cell phone? Soon you will be able to access your digital assets stored on your Internet Hard Drive using Xdrive Mobile Service and download your digital assets.

   Thanks and Best Regards, Doctor Xdrive