Tagged: CrashPlan

Top Stories of 2011

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  1. iTunes cannot backup iPhone because a backup can’t be saved on this computer7 comment(s) | 5589 view(s)
  2. Re: “iTunes could not backup iPad because session could not be started w/iPad”14 comment(s) | 4516 view(s)
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  4. /System/Library/Extensions/N-Mon.kext” was installed improperly and cannot be used. Please try reinstalling it, or contact the product’s vendor for an update. ( OK )0 comment(s) | 3653 view(s)
  5. System/Library/Extensions/ CDSDAudioCaptureSupport.kext” was installed improperly and cannot be used.0 comment(s) | 3209 view(s)
  6. Free Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac Beta Download0 comment(s) | 2885 view(s)
  7. Backblaze vs Mozy vs Carbonite vs JungleDisk vs Dropbox vs Crashplan1 comment(s) | 2783 view(s)
  8. “The iTunes Library file cannot be saved. You do not have the access privileges for this operation.”3 comment(s) | 2728 view(s)
  9. Get the error The operation can’t be completed because the item is in use?0 comment(s) | 2720 view(s)
  10. An error occurred while restoring this iPhone”… (-402620415)
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Two ways to synchronize data on your Mac

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This article talks about a product called Deja Vu for $29 which seems limited. I like SuperDuper myself and note in the comments to this article:

Another great tool is SuperDuper which does far more functions, is less money $28 and a great recovery tool as well.

http://chimac.net/2009/11/16/how-can-you-backup-your-files-on-the-mac/

 

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Cloud services like Crashplan and Dropbox and privacy

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Internet security: Keys to the cloud castle | The Economist. Gives you a better understanding of the security that Crashplan and Dropbox offers. Nice comparison. They always have well researched and written articles at The Economist website.

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Hitachi bundled local and online storage

This is an interesting strategy. Offering free online storage as part of the purchase price of local storage. Seems like a great idea. I wonder if this will put companies like Crashplan and Mozy out of business? You can read more at this Macworld article.

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