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Carbonite adds Mac support
March 16th, 2009 - Posted by Caitlin
Until recently, the only online backup options reviewed on NextAdvisor.com for Mac users were Mozy and ElephantDrive. Now, however, Carbonite is also providing online backup for Macs.
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April 30th, 2009 at 1:08 pm
Didn't work for me. I run an Intel iMac OS 10.4.10. It would not properly load the software; the preference pane would not load. Contacted tech's; they gave some advice. I followed it, but it still wouldn't work. I concluded that if carbonite could not download its own 1.4 MB program so that it could work, how could it upload my entire computer contents, store it in an unnamed location for several years, and then revive my computer to it's pristine condition should a breakdown occur. I didn't think it could, and jerked it out. The 100 bucks I paid for 2 years service was not refundable. An expensive but worthwhile lesson. It may work just fine for PC's; but Mac's? Not in my experience.