Wondershare Time Shuttle is having a promotion on www.boomerapp.com, offering a 60% rebate of the cost. Price $69.95 originally, and you can more than $40 rebate.
Wondershare Time Shuttle is a wonderful all-partition backup and restore program. It’s featured in its instance of backup and restore, little space occupation and individual file recovery, etc. With it, users are free from all kinds of computer problems.
Now you can enjoy a big discount on boomerapp.com, where every week a featured software product is offered with much cheaper price than the original. Buy the product first, and then join the rebate plan. You get at least 60% rebate back, sometimes 100%! That means you get a paid program for totally free.
Check now, get Wondershare Time Shuttle with the big rebate!
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Local Backup vs. Online Backup
People have already realized the importance of data backup nowadays, because it’s the most secure method to prevent data loss and retrieve it after it’s lost.
There are two main ways of data backup, local backup and online backup. The significant difference between the two is in where the backup is stored. If you choose local backup, you store the backups on the computer whose data is backed up or to external or optical drives. On the other hand, you store backups on remote server provided by online backup service providers and use internet to reach it if you choose online backup.
Here let’s make a brief comparison between local backup and online backup and then you know which one is better for you.
First we must understand there is no absolutely better ways between local backup and online backup. There is only comparatively better way for different users.
Let’s check from the following points.
1. How much space does backup take?
A. For online backup, the space where you store your backup is provided by the service provider and there is nothing to do with your own hard disk. Just learn that the more money you pay, the more space you get.
B. For local backup, generally the sizes of backup files may be 50% to 100% as large as the size of original data you want to backup. So space issue is one of the biggest concerns when you choose local backup software. However, there is some new concept of backup software. Wondershare Time Shuttle, for example, takes little space when creating backup. It’s a revolutionary program making backup and restore easier than ever.
2. Price.
A. Online backup charges users monthly or yearly. The fee is about $5- 10 a month or $50- 100 a year and you get 30GB to 1TB space for the price. If you want more space, pay more. A few service providers may offer unlimited space for the same price.
B. You pay only once for local backup program, usually $40- 80, and then you can use it on the computer forever. The program Time Shuttle mentioned above is $49. And other ones like Norton Ghost, $69, Acronis, $74, etc.
3. Elapsing time for backup.
A. The first time online backup uses at least ONE DAY to backup your data to the remote server. The larger size of your data, the more days needed. Later you only need to backup the incremental data and this takes minutes.
B. Local backup programs usually take less than 10 minutes to finish backup, no matter the whole disk or the incremental. Wondershare Time Shuttle takes 5 seconds to create a snapshot.
4. Disaster prevention
A. Since online backup service stores your backup data on their servers, you can get your data backup even if your computer is lost or broken. Actually this is believed the nicest advantage of online backup—your backups are much safer. After fire, earthquake or device lost, whatever, you can get your data backup from remote server. They even backup your backup files in different places from where your backups are stored.
B. Usually local backup programs store backups on the same computer or external hard disk. So if the computer itself is lost or totally broken, or the external hard disk is lost, then your backups are gone.
There are many other differences between the two and they each have their own advantages. For reasons of space the author doesn’t list more comparisons. But from what are listed above we can see that online backup is more suitable for those who have large amount of data want to backup and want to make sure the backup is perfectly on the safe side, so businesses and enterprises may prefer this way to backup the company data. For individuals, on the other hand, local backup is more facile and cheap. Anyway, natural and man-made calamities are not all around.
There are two main ways of data backup, local backup and online backup. The significant difference between the two is in where the backup is stored. If you choose local backup, you store the backups on the computer whose data is backed up or to external or optical drives. On the other hand, you store backups on remote server provided by online backup service providers and use internet to reach it if you choose online backup.
Here let’s make a brief comparison between local backup and online backup and then you know which one is better for you.
First we must understand there is no absolutely better ways between local backup and online backup. There is only comparatively better way for different users.
Let’s check from the following points.
1. How much space does backup take?
A. For online backup, the space where you store your backup is provided by the service provider and there is nothing to do with your own hard disk. Just learn that the more money you pay, the more space you get.
B. For local backup, generally the sizes of backup files may be 50% to 100% as large as the size of original data you want to backup. So space issue is one of the biggest concerns when you choose local backup software. However, there is some new concept of backup software. Wondershare Time Shuttle, for example, takes little space when creating backup. It’s a revolutionary program making backup and restore easier than ever.
2. Price.
A. Online backup charges users monthly or yearly. The fee is about $5- 10 a month or $50- 100 a year and you get 30GB to 1TB space for the price. If you want more space, pay more. A few service providers may offer unlimited space for the same price.
B. You pay only once for local backup program, usually $40- 80, and then you can use it on the computer forever. The program Time Shuttle mentioned above is $49. And other ones like Norton Ghost, $69, Acronis, $74, etc.
3. Elapsing time for backup.
A. The first time online backup uses at least ONE DAY to backup your data to the remote server. The larger size of your data, the more days needed. Later you only need to backup the incremental data and this takes minutes.
B. Local backup programs usually take less than 10 minutes to finish backup, no matter the whole disk or the incremental. Wondershare Time Shuttle takes 5 seconds to create a snapshot.
4. Disaster prevention
A. Since online backup service stores your backup data on their servers, you can get your data backup even if your computer is lost or broken. Actually this is believed the nicest advantage of online backup—your backups are much safer. After fire, earthquake or device lost, whatever, you can get your data backup from remote server. They even backup your backup files in different places from where your backups are stored.
B. Usually local backup programs store backups on the same computer or external hard disk. So if the computer itself is lost or totally broken, or the external hard disk is lost, then your backups are gone.
There are many other differences between the two and they each have their own advantages. For reasons of space the author doesn’t list more comparisons. But from what are listed above we can see that online backup is more suitable for those who have large amount of data want to backup and want to make sure the backup is perfectly on the safe side, so businesses and enterprises may prefer this way to backup the company data. For individuals, on the other hand, local backup is more facile and cheap. Anyway, natural and man-made calamities are not all around.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
How to Automatically Backup Hard Drive on Windows XP
Many friends of mine often complain that the trivial steps of making hard drive backup, which leads to their inconvenience to backup hard drive and eventually, they don’t have up-to-date backups to restore when problems occur.
Many people still use Windows XP now, and it will take a couple of years for Windows 7 to take the place of XP. So how to timely backup hard drive on Windows XP has confused so many people; they have to give up backup and restore, the fastest way to remove computer problems.
In this article, we are going to talk about how to automatically backup hard drive on Windows XP so that you are able to do a restore freely without worrying data loss.
First we need a program called Wondershare Time Shuttle. It has many wonderful features and here we focus on how to automatically backup hard drive on Windows XP with Wondershare Time Shuttle.
The biggest reason that Time Shuttle is recommended is that it can make backup hard drives in less than 5 seconds, no matter how large the data size is on your drive. Besides, this program needs only a little system resource. Thus, the instant and little consuming make no interrupt to your work, no reboot, temporary down, and you don’t need to spare mind to remember when to make hard drive backup.
The picture above shows the schedule tasks Time Shuttle can carry out. It can automatically backup hard drive daily, weekly, monthly and on specified time point. It also has an event trigger and can take a snapshot before running setup.exe program, effectively prevent
malware attack to your computer.
The silent work mode and schedule tasks ensure fluent automatic hard drive backup and you can always have your backup up-to-date, containing all data you have changed on your computer. Next time when you are confronted with a virus, system crash and any problem, don’t hesitate to use restore, and your problems will soon be gone!
Many people still use Windows XP now, and it will take a couple of years for Windows 7 to take the place of XP. So how to timely backup hard drive on Windows XP has confused so many people; they have to give up backup and restore, the fastest way to remove computer problems.
In this article, we are going to talk about how to automatically backup hard drive on Windows XP so that you are able to do a restore freely without worrying data loss.
First we need a program called Wondershare Time Shuttle. It has many wonderful features and here we focus on how to automatically backup hard drive on Windows XP with Wondershare Time Shuttle.
The biggest reason that Time Shuttle is recommended is that it can make backup hard drives in less than 5 seconds, no matter how large the data size is on your drive. Besides, this program needs only a little system resource. Thus, the instant and little consuming make no interrupt to your work, no reboot, temporary down, and you don’t need to spare mind to remember when to make hard drive backup.
The picture above shows the schedule tasks Time Shuttle can carry out. It can automatically backup hard drive daily, weekly, monthly and on specified time point. It also has an event trigger and can take a snapshot before running setup.exe program, effectively prevent
malware attack to your computer.
The silent work mode and schedule tasks ensure fluent automatic hard drive backup and you can always have your backup up-to-date, containing all data you have changed on your computer. Next time when you are confronted with a virus, system crash and any problem, don’t hesitate to use restore, and your problems will soon be gone!
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