Filed under: Security, Macintosh, Commercial
Backup your Mac online with Mozy
by Brad Linder Apr 26th 2007
Mozy has been offering an excellent automated online backup service for Windows users for a while now, but the company has now launched a Mac OS X client.There's a dearth of companies offering backup solutions for Mac users. While some may say that's because Macs don't crash as frequently as Windows machines, that doesn't help if you happen to have your Macbook stolen.
Mozy lets you store up to 2GB of data online for free, and charges $5/month for unlimited storage. You can either backup your entire hard drive on a regular basis, or you can do a partial backup covering specific files like your iTunes or iPhoto collections.
You'll need Mac OS X 10.4 to play with the new beta.
[via TechCrunch]
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