The Windows and Mac applications have also had new menu tray icons, featuring of course, the new hummingbird. You can see examples of the new SugarSync menu tray icons below.

What do you think of the new SugarSync design? Good or bad?

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Zakariae el Mesri

He was pretty faithful in coming back and tweeting about the contest everyday and it was one of those tweets that was randomly selected. His prize of a year of Backblaze and a 1TB external hard drive have already been ordered and are on their way.

If you are wondering what kind of external hard drive we ordered, it was the LaCie 1TB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive designed by Neil Poulton. The drive should be delivered by early next week. Pretty nice looking external hard drive. We liked it so much we actually ordered a couple for the office here as well.

Many thanks to all that entered and took part and just because you did not win don’t forget to backup your data! Thanks to Rafflecopter for making it so darn easy to run contests. This was so much fun that we will probably do another one in March to celebrate World Backup Day!

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Backblaze

For Backblaze, as I have mentioned before, they simply backup everything. Instead of making the user choose what to backup the user decides what not to backup. This is great for a large majority of people, who wants to sit and think about where all their files are and what if you miss a folder that contained some important files. With Backblaze it is all backed up unless you tell it not to or is program files.

CrashPlan

In many ways CrashPlan is the exact opposite of Backblaze with many options that allow a user to fine tune their backup to include exactly what they want to where they want. With the ability to choose backup destinations, add multiple computers and backup to local computers and drive CrashPlan gives users lots of choice and control over their backup.

Backblaze vs. CrashPlan Comparison Table

Overall

Both services offer excellent backup protection for people and deciding what service to use can be a difficult decision. Which service you choose really depends on whether you want ease and simplicity or total control.

Backblaze offers simplicity. It just works backing up everything. You don’t need to worry if you forgot to select that folder for backup because if you did not tell it to exclude it Backblaze would have backed it up. If you don’t want to spend hours checking settings, tweaking configurations and checking your backup Backblaze is perfect.

CrashPlan on the other hand offers you total control over your backup. Have multiple computers in the house you can backup files between them as well as online. Backup only selected folders and files to different places plus backing them up online. CrashPlan is perfect for those people that want to know exactly what is going on with their backup.

For people that do not want to fuss or worry about their backup Backblaze is perfect. For those people that have multiple computers, use Linux and/or want to control exactly how their backup is done CrashPlan it perfect. In many ways comparing the two is like comparing Apples and Oranges. Both services offer backup but how they do it and who should use either one are very different. If it was possible for me to choose both as number one I would but in the end one needs to be number one and for the majority of people the ease and simplicity of Backblaze wins out.
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The new USB flash drive restore holds the same as 7 DVD restores would have held and once you are done restoring your data you get to keep the USB flash drive. While it might cost more than downloading your data it can save a considerable amount of frustration trying to download a large restore from the Internet. The restore is shipped to you via FedEx and will have you up and running again with all of your data before you know it.

This is also a great way to restore if your computer has been lost in some kind of disaster. All you need to do is login to the Backblaze web admin and order your restore from another computer that you have available to you. You might even get the restore before you replace your computer.

Want to know more about Backblaze? Read our complete Backblaze review for more information.

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Operating System Support

One of the great things about Dropbox is the ability to install it on Windows, Mac and Linux computers. It makes moving from computer to computer no matter what operating system they are running so. Stash currently only runs on Windows and Mac computers so there is the ability to move from Windows to Mac computers and have your files sync across those different computers. This is not a huge deal for many folks since they may only have Windows and Mac computers but for the Linux fans out there they will want to look at Dropbox over Stash. According to the Stash FAQ there are plans for a Linux version but no timeline when that might be available.

Winner: Dropbox

Free Account and Storage

Both Dropbox and Mozy offer 2GB free accounts so you can try both services out for free to see which one suits you best. The difference between the Dropbox 2GB free account and the Mozy 2GB free account is with Dropbox you can earn extra space by referring others to the service. You can earn as much as 10GB for free from Dropbox, which makes a free Dropbox account fairly useful.

Winner: Dropbox

Paid Storage

If you need more space than you can get with a free account from Dropbox your options for a paid account are actually pretty expensive. Dropbox offers 50GB accounts for $9.99/month and 100GB accounts for $19.99/month. Not exactly cheap.

Stash shares storage from your main Mozy account and the costs for a 50GB account start at $5.99/month and 125GB accounts for $9.99/month. The cost per month drops if you sign up for 1 or 2 year subscriptions.

Winner: Stash

Sign Up and Installation

Things need to be easy to use, there is no doubt about it. The last thing that any computer user of any experience wants is a long and complicated sign up and installation process.

Dropbox has a very simple sign up process, so simple in fact it is almost to easy. Once you sign up it is just a matter of downloading the desktop client and installing it. With the defaults it is pretty simple.

Creating a Mozy account is not to difficult but does require a few extra steps, then after you have created your Mozy account you need to login and download the Stash client to download. It is not a difficult process but not as seamless and easy as Dropbox unfortunately.

Winner: Dropbox

Sharing

Stash does not currently offer sharing, while Dropbox does. Hard to compete on this one at all.

Winner: Dropbox

Number of Computers

Currently Stash has a limit of 5 computers attached to an account, but you can access your Stash files via the web on as many devices as you want.

Dropbox does not have a limit on the number of computers attached to an account that I am aware of or could find information on.

Winner: Dropbox

Encryption

Mozy has a good record of strong encryption with its backup service. Stash is no different. Mozy allows you to use your own encryption key for backup, but at this time Stash uses the default Mozy encryption key. Mozy uses a secure sockets layer (SSL) to transfer files and since Stash cannot use a private encryption key yet files are encrypted using 448-bit Blowfish encryption.

Dropbox does offer encryption but they have had problems in the past. It is common knowledge that Dropbox can view your files if they need to. Dropbox does use a secure sockets layer (SSL) to transfer files and AES-256 bit encryption to store them, but they also hold the encryption key.

Although both services use similar encryption the Stash has the possibility to use a private encryption key, possibly before it comes out of beta.

Winner: Stash

File Sync

Stash is fast, certainly faster than backing up files to Mozy. When copying files to Stash they seemed to appear in the Stash folder on other machines almost instantly. Might be because the computers were all on the same network, but the sync was quick.

Dropbox has always been quick at syncing files and it is a great part of using Dropbox. Stash is just as fast as Dropbox in this category and will be one to watch when it comes out of beta.

Winner: Tie

Mobile Access

Both Dropbox and Mozy offer iOS and Android apps for accessing your files on your mobile or tablet. The Dropbox app is great for accessing your files but it has never been great at uploading files. It has gotten better but there is still no automatic upload of photos or video from your mobile to your Dropbox.

The Mozy app allows you to access not only your Stash files but also all of the files in your Mozy backup. Not to mention the app offers automatic uploads of photos and video from your mobile or tablet to your Stash account. This is similar to how SugarSync and even Google+ will upload files automatically for you.

Winner: Stash

Web Access

Mozy has had a web interface for recovering files from their backup service for many years. Stash is just another part of that web interface. It is functional and works.

The Dropbox web admin is an intergral part of Dropbox. You can do almost as much in the Dropbox web interface and you can with the application on your desktop including uploading files. Dropbox’s web interface just offers more at this point. Perhaps in the future Stash will be able to give the web interface more features.

Winner: Dropbox

And the Winner Is?

Dropbox

Overall Dropbox is still the leader in online storage and file syncronization compared to Stash. Stash shows potential, and it is an excellent offering coming from Mozy. It is perfect for existing Mozy users but is perhaps lacking in some of the features that make Dropbox so popular in the file storage and syncing area, particular sharing. For syncing Stash certainly comes in at a better price than Dropbox and automatic mobile upload is a nice feature that Dropbox is still not offering. If you are looking for backup and sync the new Mozy Stash and MozyHome does make a nice combination.

If you are just wanting to sync files between computers, use Linux or want sharing Stash is probably not for you. Dropbox is a leader in online storage and sync for a reason, it works well across all the operating systems. It is easy, fast and convenient.

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You can also access the your Stash files from your iPhone / iPad and Android powered devices making it handy to access your data from anywhere. Not only that but the Mozy app will automatically upload photos and videos from your smartphone or tablet to your Stash and sync it across all your linked computers.

Storage space for your Stash is drawn from your main Mozy account. So if you have a 125GB Mozy account and backup 75GB you have 50GB of room left for storage with Stash.

With the public beta release of Stash Mozy now offers a backup, sync and mobile access solution. This brings them up to speed with many of the other backup and sync services already out there including SugarSync, SpiderOak and Dropbox. With the addition of automatically sycning photos and videos from mobile devices Mozy has certainly improved upon their mobile app offerings.

If you are already a Mozy user the addition of Stash is a welcomed addition and according to Mozy those that sign up during the public beta will be able to continue using the service at no extra cost to their subscription. There is currently no pricing available for the cost of Stash after the public beta. Could be a good reason to sign up for Mozy now to avoid that extra feature cost in the future.

Considering the high cost of additional storage with services like Dropbox, the cost of Mozy backup with the added features of Stash make it an even more competitive service going forward into 2012.

I will be updating the Mozy review shortly to include a section about the new Mozy Stash. For those interested the full press release is available below.

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Signals a sea change in the classic online backup market

SEATTLE – January 25, 2012 – Mozy® today announced public beta availability of Mozy StashTM, a new feature that provides Mozy customers with a simple way of keeping their files up to date and available across multiple computers, smartphones and tablets. Now Mozy customers enjoy an unprecedented service that combines Mozy’s industry-leading online backup with the ability to synchronize files across multiple computers with Stash.

Use of Multiple Devices Changing the Backup Market
In the seven years since Mozy helped pioneer the online backup market, the way we access and interact with our data has changed significantly. In addition to the growing adoption of smartphones and tablets, many people are using multiple computers. Mozy ensures photographs, music and documents accumulated over the years are protected for a lifetime, while making those same files available wherever you are, on whatever device you’re carrying.

“Mozy has always protected its customers’ data against catastrophic loss,” said Russ Stockdale, General Manager of Mozy. “With Stash, Mozy customers will see a huge increase in the value they get from protecting their data with Mozy. Stash makes it easy to move from your computer at the office to your computer at home, without having to email files to yourself or mess around with USB drives.”

Simple and Complete
The growing popularity of various file synchronization tools illustrates how our data needs have matured. While some of these tools enjoy wide acceptance, they force their customers to sacrifice complete protection for the availability of only a subset of those files created and accumulated over a lifetime. The combination of Mozy online backup plus Stash provides a complete data solution.

“Stash uses a simple single-folder model which complements your online backup so that all your data is available where and when you need it, even if you choose not to synchronize it,” said Stockdale.

Daniel Shirley, a MozyHome customer in Greensboro, N.C. concurs. “I’ve been a Mozy user for a few years and was anxious to try out the Stash beta to keep my files up to date between my computers at work and home. Stash was very easy to set up. But what I like best is that even when I forget to put a file in my Stash, Mozy online backup ensures that I can still find it online, and then download it. Everything is right there. The complementary value of online backup and Stash can’t be overstated, especially when comparing it to other providers.”

Together, Mozy online backup and Stash ensure that all files are protected and available to you from anywhere and from each of your computers as well as from iPhone, iPad and Android devices.

Pricing and Availability
For more information on pricing and availability, please visit http://mozy.com/stash.

About Mozy
Mozy is the world’s most trusted provider of data protection and availability for consumers and businesses, with more than three million customers, 70,000 business users and 70 petabytes of information stored at its multiple data centers around the globe. Mozy was acquired by EMC Corporation in 2007 and operates as part of Decho Corporation, an EMC company. More information can be found at www.mozy.com.Similar Posts:

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The complete news release is included below for your information.

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Carbonite Home Earns Coveted “Parent Tested Parent Approved” (PTPA) Seal of Approval

BOSTON, Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Carbonite, Inc. (NASDAQ: CARB), a leading provider of online backup solutions for consumers and small and medium sized businesses, announced that Carbonite Home has been awarded the PTPA Winner’s Seal of Approval.  PTPA Media has North America’s largest volunteer parent testing community, with over 40,000 parents.

Carbonite Home was among many entries from across North America competing to earn the PTPA™ Seal. With independent parent volunteers evaluating products in their own homes, PTPA winners are chosen based on merit and consumer experience. The PTPA Media™ Seal has quickly gained recognition as an international leader in certifying consumer products for quality, effectiveness and value. Consumers looking for high-quality products and services rely on the PTPA Winner’s Seal as evidence of product excellence.

“At PTPA Media, we are proud to play a role in certifying innovative products that families can trust, and this year, we have identified Carbonite Home as such a trusted product,” said Sharon Vinderine, CEO and founder of PTPA Media Inc. “When consumers search for our Seal of Approval on product packaging and web sites, they are essentially searching for validation from their peers.  Their peers will have objectively tested and approved these products based on their performance in a real life environment. That type of resource for families is priceless.”

As part of the product evaluation process, PTPA Reviewers offered additional insight on their user experience with Carbonite Home, which included:

• As a blogger and a mom with lots of pictures on my computer, this product is priceless to me. I would be lost if I were to lose everything on my PC.
• Carbonite is very user friendly and easy to navigate. I found it much easier to use than other programs I have used in the past.
• It was incredibly functional, and I was impressed with how seamless it was. With so many important files, I wouldn’t have it any other way and I appreciate Carbonite realized this and made sure everything was as effortless as possible.
• I would recommend this product. For a small annual fee you have your main files on your computer backed up to the cloud and accessible anywhere.

“Carbonite online backup services are designed to enable our customers to easily and securely back up the data they want to protect – from priceless family photos and videos to music and email to important records and digital files. We are pleased to be recognized by PTPA Media with this honor,” said Tom Murray, SVP of Marketing at Carbonite.

About Carbonite
Carbonite, Inc. (NASDAQ: CARB), is a leading provider of online backup solutions for consumers and small and medium sized businesses.  Subscribers in more than 100 countries rely on Carbonite to provide easy-to-use, affordable, unlimited and secure online backup solutions with anytime, anywhere data access. Carbonite’s online backup solution runs on both the Windows and Mac platforms. The company has backed up more than 100 billion files, restored more than 7 billion files and currently backs up more than 200 million files each day. For more information, please visit www.carbonite.com,twitter.com/carbonite, twitter.com/carbonitebiz, or facebook.com/CarboniteOnlineBackup.

About PTPA Media Inc.
PTPA Media provides an objective framework for appraising and promoting new products designed to enrich family living. The company’s mission is to marry innovative companies with discerning consumers, to improve consumer access to quality products and services for their families and homes. PTPA CEO, Sharon Vinderine has appeared on over 40 morning shows as a reliable source for the latest and greatest in family products. The media and parents alike trust the collective opinion that PTPA Media represents. For more information visit www.ptpamedia.com.

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Code 42 Software Releases Updated CrashPlan Mobile Apps for Elevated Security Accounts

CrashPlan and CrashPlan PRO apps updated to support highest security settings

(San Francisco – Macworld/iWorld 2012 Booth #910 – January 24, 2012) – Code 42 Software Inc., developers of award-winning onsite, offsite and online backup solutions for consumers, businesses and the enterprise, today announced updates and new security enhancements to the CrashPlan and CrashPlan PRO mobile apps. The latest version adds support for the two elevated security options used by many CrashPlan users. Users who have specified private passwords or private encryption keys for their backups, now have full access to their CrashPlan archives from the free mobile apps, without giving up the extra security they prefer. Code 42 will be demonstrating the updated apps, along with CrashPlan, CrashPlan PRO and CrashPlan PROe at Code42’s Macworld booth #910.

“We took our time adding this feature, because of the extreme importance we (and our users) place on the security of CrashPlan,” said Matthew Dornquast, co-founder and CEO, Code 42 Software. “We had to be sure it was right and it was worth the wait. Not only have we added support for the highest security levels, we’ve dramatically increased the performance of the app when downloading from your archive.”

The CrashPlan apps let CrashPlan+ or CrashPlan PRO users browse their backup archive, in the cloud, and download any files to any Apple iOS, Android or Windows device with just a tap. The apps are optimized for both phone and tablet devices, and feature built-in viewing for many common file types. An exclusive one-tap update feature informs the user when a file has been updated in their backup archive and retrieves the latest version of any changed file(s) with a single tap.

The mobile CrashPlan and CrashPlan PRO apps are currently available for free download via the Apple iTunes App Store, Android Marketplace, Microsoft’s Windows Phone Marketplace and Amazon Appstore. The apps require a current subscription to either CrashPlan+ or CrashPlan PRO. A CrashPlan PROe app is expected to coincide with the release of CrashPlan PROe 3.0 later this year. To learn more about Code 42, visit their Macworld booth (#910) or www.code42.com.

About Code 42 Software, Inc.
Code 42 Software, a privately-held company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been developing software to protect the world’s data since 2001. In 2007, Code 42 introduced the company’s award-winning consumer backup solution, CrashPlan. The company also offers backup solutions for small businesses, CrashPlan PRO, and for the enterprise, CrashPlan PROe. All products offer multi-destination, cross-platform backup onsite, offsite and online. For more information, visit www.code42.com.Similar Posts:

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I have been trying out Bitcasa for a little while now and will have a full review as soon as I can. If you don’t want to wait for the review and just want to jump in and try them out Bitcasa is offering invites for those of us lucky enough to already have accounts.

Since I like to share I have already swapped the Bitcasa link to the invite link. Simply click through on the Bitcasa link and sign up.

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Crashplan has made some great advances over the last year, including the release of new mobile apps for easily accessing your backed up files. They have also done some rebranding of their Pro and Enterprise products. In 5 years they have certainly grown a great deal to rival some of the more established services like Carbonite, Mozy and SOS Online Backup.

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Code 42 Software Closes $52.5 Million in First Round of Funding Led By Accel Partners

Code 42 Software Inc., developers of award-winning onsite, offsite and online backup solutionsfor consumers, businesses and the enterprise, announced the company has secured $52.5 million in venture funding. Led by Accel Partners with participation from Split Rock Partners, the funding will be used to accelerate product development and increase Code 42’s global market share via expanded sales and marketing efforts. This is the first major investment from Accel Partners’ recently announced Big Data Fund, dedicated to funding category-defining infrastructure and application companies in “Big Data.”

Founded by Mitch Coopet, Brian Bispala and Matthew Dornquast, Code 42 Software launched CrashPlan, personal data protection and backup software, in 2007. The intention of CrashPlan was to reinvent backup by developing an easy-to-use technology to protect data whenever and wherever it is created. After introducing CrashPlan to consumers, Code 42 used the knowledge gained in that process to develop and deliver software that is enterprise-grade.

Just five years after launching CrashPlan, Code 42 now manages and protects over 100 petabytes of data globally. In addition to CrashPlan for the home, Code 42’s product lineup includes online backup solutions for the SMB, CrashPlan PRO, and private and public cloud solutions for the enterprise, CrashPlan PROe. All products offer multi-destination, cross-platform, continuous protection onsite, offsite and online. With 86 employees, Code 42 has experienced more than 500 percent growth over the last three years.

“We launched CrashPlan in 2007 with the intention of protecting the world’s information when it’s created, where it’s created, in real time.” said Matthew Dornquast, co-founder and CEO of Code 42 Software. “The explosion of mobile devices and cloud services has created big data and security opportunity for the enterprise.  The CrashPlan suite of products is ideally positioned to provide continuous, real time data management and protection within these organizations. Accel has the unique ability to identify significant industry trends like ‘Big Data’ and ‘The consumerization of IT’ and help entrepreneurs translate those trends into category-defining global businesses. The insight and experience of our investor team will be invaluable as we scale Code 42.”

Code 42?s state-of-the-art, enterprise backup solution, CrashPlan PROe, is in use by more than 4,000 customers globally including: Adobe, Google, Groupon, HP, Intuit, Kraft Foods, LinkedIn, NASA, National Geographic, Salesforce.com, Stanford University and The University of Texas. The adoption of Code 42 solutions by leading enterprise customers reflects the unmatched combination of security, scalability, and flexibility the company provides.  Code 42’s flexible delivery model enables enterprise customers to simply and effectively protect their data onsite or offsite, via private or public clouds.  According to founder Matthew Dornquast, “Code 42 offers enterprise customers multiple paths to meet their data protection needs, united by common guiding principles: security, scalability, and ease of use.”

Ping Li of Accel Partners and Michael Gorman of Split Rock Partners will join Code 42’s board of directors. Li commented, “Big data continues to revolutionize data centers across all industries, opening up a massive market for entrepreneurial activity. As devices and the data they generate continue to explode, Code 42 is primed to make a profound impact on information data management for consumer and enterprise devices with their cloud back-up and future innovative big data applications. The company’s technology is unrivaled and Code 42’s profitable business model has proven itself. I’m excited to work with Code 42’s top notch team and support the company’s continued growth.”

“Code 42’s financing is the largest venture round in a private Minnesota-based software company,” said Michael Gorman, managing director, Split Rock Ventures. “By any measure, Code 42’s venture round is a seismic event in the Minnesota tech landscape and is further evidence that technological innovation is alive and well in Minnesota.”

Quick Facts about Code 42 Software

• Self funded, profitable since founding in 2001
• Currently protects over 100 petabytes of data
• Currently protects over 100 billion files
• Backs up over 250 million new files a day
• Customers in nearly every country
• CrashPlan PROe has over 4,000 customers
• Code 42 has experienced more than 500 percent growth over the last three years
• 86 employees

To learn more about Code 42, visit www.code42.com.

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