If you don’t back up your Mac’s files, then it’s a matter of when—not if—you’ll lose data that’s precious to you. Apple already robbed Mac users of any excuse not to back up regularly with Time ...

In honor of World Backup Day, it seemed time to review another file backup service. I personally prefer Dropbox because when I save to the folder, it's automatically saved to both my MacBook and on ...

Update: There are many solutions to the backup problem. We chose to look at CrashPlan—rather than Carbonite, Mozy, Amanda Enterprise, KineticCloud, the Tivoli Storage Manager, and others that we ...

Now that many, if not most, of us live our computer lives in a cloud-based world, local backup might seem less important. With Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and a host of other platforms storing, ...

You should back up your hard drive. You’ve heard it a million times, but most people don’t do it. So we’re going to make it easy: CrashPlan is the best backup tool. It’s what you should use to back up ...

Here's the bulleted list of my setup. * I have a Synology NAS DS418play with 4x1TB drives in it. * All of the devices in my house back up to the Synology. I'm an Apple guy and my device backups all ...

Macworld cares about your data, and you should too. If you don’t backup, assume that you will someday lose data that is important to you. We’ve covered the basics of how to keep your Mac backed up, ...

You should back up your hard drive. You’ve heard it a million times, but most people don’t do it. So we’re going to make it easy: CrashPlan is the best backup tool. It’s what you should use to back up ...

Minneapolis-based Code42 Software, Inc., a data backup and storage provider, has its sights set on Dropbox—or, more specifically, what it believes the file-sharing provider can’t offer businesses. On ...

It’s really happening: CrashPlan is closing its personal backup service completely—yes, parent company Code42 is shutting down the servers—on October 23, 2018. If you’re still clinging to your ...