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backup

Get This: Backupify is Free Through January 31st

January 25, 2010

When all you had was e-mail, backing up your online data was a piece of cake. Now, most people have information spread out over social networks, photo sharing sites, blogs, and more. Backupify backs up all that data so you do not have to worry about losing it if the services you use get hacked, [...]

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Get Smart with Your Smartphone

November 26, 2009

Having your office in the palm of your hand is great, until your smartphone has a panic attack and needs to be restored to factory defaults. Having a backup for your smartphone ensures you never get caught looking like an idiot.
Our office uses Dropbox, Gmail, and other cloud apps to ensure we have a mobile [...]

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Simple Tech Productivity Tips

November 24, 2009

These beginner tips (optimized for PC users, but some equally applicable for Macs) might help you gain a few minutes back into your hectic day, or make some of your routine tasks easier and more efficient.

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Always Be Prepared for Data Loss

October 30, 2009

When your hard drive decides to commit suicide, make sure you have backups to survive the ensuing chaos.

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SugarSync is a winner for online synchronization

June 30, 2009

In the never ending quest for a perfect online backup tool, I was pointed to SugarSync. I have tried it out the last few days and my overall opinion is that it’s a great service and easy to use. If you are willing to pay for a cloud backup service, SugarSync seems like a winner.
SugarSync’s [...]

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Box.net is professional collaboration at its best

May 29, 2009

Box.net is an on-line, cloud-based, “one-stop” professional collaboration service. Similar to Lawyerist-favorite Dropbox, Box.net enables users to collaborate on projects from across the globe and access files from anywhere in the world.
While Dropbox is an excellent online backup and sharing medium, Box.net offers a service that specifically caters to professionals who collaborate online.

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Dropbox does sync, backup, and file sharing really really well

February 5, 2009

Dropbox rocks, and it just keeps getting better. Since I first wrote about Dropbox last September, it has introduced new features and a premium account level that gets you 50 GB for $99 per year.
Dropbox is a sync, backup, and file sharing tool. It is available for Windows, OS X, and Linux, and will seamlessly [...]

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How I use backup to keep my paperless office secure

January 29, 2009

Anyone who has heard me speak at a CLE or who reads this blog even occasionally knows that I preach the mantra of backup. This is especially important for lawyers, and doubly (triply? quadruply?) important for attorneys with paperless law offices. But I also practice what I preach, and I am willing to endure the [...]

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TrueCrypt 6.0 out and looking even better than ever

July 7, 2008

TrueCrypt 6.0 was released on the 4th, and includes some great new features, including the ability to encrypt and hide the entire operating system for Windows users. It is also optimized for multiple-core processors.
TrueCrypt 6.0 is available for Windows, Apple OSX, and Linux. Get it here.
For first-time encrypters, last year I posted a tutorial on [...]

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Three (four, really) good reasons to go paperless

June 30, 2008

In the newest Lawyerist video, I describe four reasons to create a paperless law office:

Three (four, really) good reasons to go paperless from Sam Glover on Vimeo.

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