Back up your photos. Back up your videos. Back up your songs.
Back up your presentations. Back up your PDF files. Back up your word files and
the list goes on….. ‘Back up your data’, we all have heard it before. But most
people don’t really do it. Reasons?
There are many many and so many solutions that claim to provide online data storage services. Choosing
the right one is rather confusing. So, we are going to make it easy:
Archive-Box is a simple, powerful and efficient cloud storage app that you
should use to back up your photos, songs, videos, presentations and any other
type of data.
Platform: Windows/Mac/Linux
Price: Free and premium accounts available
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Price: Free and premium accounts available
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Features
As we have already discussed so many times that online data
storage apps usually share the same set of features and functionality. Usually
they all come with capped plans for relatively low costs, or better yet with
unlimited plans for a little more. Depending upon the storage amount you need
for your data, you can choose relevant package for yourself. The basics are:
·
Back up Manually or Set
it Automatic.
Usually file manager apps
come with automatic backup feature where app automatically saves copies of your
data on cloud, regardless you need it or not. With Archive Box, you manually
choose to back up the files that you really want to back, not any way
otherwise.
·
King of Portable Apps.
Archive Box comes with a smart installer that lets you easily
install your file manager app to
your portable device and then run it from any computer in the world. No messy
downloads again.
·
Huge Huge Online Storage
Capacity.
Unlike other solutions, Archive Box gives users a unique
opportunity to save as much data as they want. For general users they offer 2
GB storage and for business class users, they provide upto 120 GB online
storage capacity, for a little monthly subscription fee. You can see packages
on their website.
So, Which Online Backup
App is Best?
In this article, we haven’t really compared Archive Box with
Dropbox, SkyDrive or Media Fire etc. Meanwhile this wasn’t even a comprehensive
survey of Archive Box’ features. It was
just a small intro. Go to their website. Compare with other vendors. Or
better yet, try it yourself.
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