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If you have a lot of crucial data on your devices, it's a good idea to back it up. You never know what could happen to any of them. We picked the best online backup services to keep your data safe in ...

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A super-clean interface, flawless backups, and an affordable 1TB yearly plan make Arq 7 Backup one of our favorites for backup. It also supports local and third-party online storage, and you can buy ...

Online backup storage technology provider Carbonite has filed for an initial public offering, hoping to raise $100 million which would be used to invest in the company's operations and in possible ...

A free backup program including 100GB of highly searchable online storage is easy to love. That said, the client software needs a performance throttle, and the look of the interface could use some ...

Cloud backup provider SOS Online Backup has exposed 135 million records online in the latest case of a company failing to secure its cloud storage. Discovered and reported today by security ...

But even as HP and Yahoo prepare to shutter their services, which are designed to offer consumers and small businesses a way to back up, recover and share data, others are entering the market. Storage ...

Large businesses are looking more closely at online backup options as a way to ease systems administration headaches and avoid security concerns linked to physical backup procedures. Analysts said ...

If you want to ensure that you don't lose all of your important data like photos, videos, documents, and music from your devices, backing up the data via cloud storage can give you peace of mind. Even ...

Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing gadgets and writing code for CNET Labs' benchmarks. He managed CNET's San Francisco Labs, reviews 3D ...