Carbonite Online Backup Service Supports Mac
Mon, Mar 16th, 2009 |
Carbonite, an online backup service, is now available for the Mac. The service is priced at US$55 per machine per year. A free trial is available.
Carbonite enables Mac users to backup the contents of their systems whenever their Macs are connected to the Internet. The service provides unlimited storage capabilities, and can be automated for easy backup.
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