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What Service Do You Use To Upload And Store Your Photos On The Internet?
I know. For most people it’s Facebook. Go out, get drunk, snap pics, upload, tag friends, Like. Repeat. Everybody does this. But I don’t want this. Flickr was a solution once upon a time but Flickr is, um, not what it used to be. How about Picasa? Something else?
Would You Pay Less For Backup Storage You Can’t Access Immediately?
Amazon Glacier has arrived in the form of super-cheap storage for data that is “infrequently accessed and for which retrieval times of several hours are suitable”. That’s quite different from the online storage solutions we’re come to know.
This Floppy Autoloader Will Archive All Those Floppy Disks You Almost Certainly Don’t Have Any More
I’m something of a retro technology hoarder myself, so I’ve got plenty of appreciation for hacks that enable you to sort through your old stuff. There probably aren’t too many Giz readers out there with five thousand floppies any more… but if you do, have we got a gadget for you!
HTC Is Deleting All Its Users’ Backups
HTC has announced that it is going to shut down its half-arsed backup service, HTCsense.com, to replace it with “new and improved services”. But if you have any data stored there, download it real quick — after April 30, it’ll be deleted for good.
LaCie Little Big Disk Review: The Future Is Shockingly Super Fast
The Little Big Disk is simply the fastest way to back up your data, but it’s also, finally, a delivery on Apple’s promise that Thunderbolt would do crazy things to our tech lives. That promise came true.
Everything You Need To Know About Using iTunes Match
We’ve known about iTunes Match for a while, but it just went live today in the US. The $US25/year music service promises to not only store your iTunes purchases in the cloud, but to back up your non-iTunes tracks as well. So how does it work exactly?
