If you frequently work on a computer, you know that for all of the strides that technology has made in the past decade, there are still some gaps that leave room for error. Case in point – when you have something important due and your entire system decides to go on hiatus. You reboot only to find out that the file you need has disappeared into oblivion. We’ve all been there, right?
Then there are memory sticks, which allow you to store data and take it with you. Sadly, there are also instances when a memory stick becomes completely useless and a computer refuses to read it. Your best bet is go with an online storage system that allows you to save data and back up every week or so, ensuring that wherever you gain an internet connection, you are able to access your files. More...
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I personally like and use DropBox because it allows you to synchronize files between more than one computer. The free version has a 2GB storage cap.
There are some sites, listed in the linked article, that give you up to 10GB of storage. Cloud based backup is a must in our increasingly mobile world. Try one or two of these services if you haven't. The convenience factor alone will make you wonder why you waited so long.
John H. Armwood
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