IDrive Lite is easily one of my favorite iPhone applications. It backs up my contacts to the cloud so I don't have to worry about losing that vital information were I to lose the device or accidentally drop it into a river (don't ask), it works like a charm and it's absolutely free. And today the company behind the app, Pro Softnet Corporation, made the tool even more useful. IDrive...
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MobileCrunch on 17th Sep 2009 (via techcrunch.com)
Gone are the days when contact details were stored in diaries, today all the data is stuffed into mobile phones. To relieve mobile phone users from the risk of losing their contact details, the IDrive Lite app comes to the rescue of iPhone and BlackBerry users by taking a backup of their contacts. The app
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Mobiletor on 17th Sep 2009 (via mobiletor.com)
If there is one thing any mobile phone owner would dread is that of losing the stored contacts that are normally saved on their handset. This could be attributed to a lot of issues like software problems or worst, handset breakdowns. And while many do not really have a reliable way of backups for their
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Mobilewhack on 17th Sep 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
Just weeks after T-Mobile USA Sidekick users experienced a cloud computing snafu, Palm users on Sprint Nextel's network who are trying to move their backed-up content from one webOS-based device to another have been unable to access large amounts of their backed-up information that resides in the cloud. The problem apparently stems from the automatic backup function offered by Palm ...
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FierceMobileIT on 2nd Dec 2009 (via fiercemobileit.com)
Talk about syncronycity, we just wrote an article about disaster tips and suggest contact backup and low and behold there is a free mobile app for backing up your contacts. And the iDrive service also allows you backup up to 2 Gigabytes of data from your computer for free. iDrive Lite installs on your BlackBerry
Talk about syncronycity, we just wrote an article about disaster tips and suggest contact backup and low and behold there is a free mobile app for backing up your contacts. And the iDrive service also allows you backup up to 2 Gigabytes of data from your computer for free. iDrive Lite installs on your BlackBerry or iPhone then it backups your contacts to the their server, which you can resto...
Since Picasa Web Albums failed in properly backing up my videos I have been in the market for a new backup solution. I have been keeping a keen eye on SugarSync and Mozy but I did come across iDrive Lite when I was searching and thought it was definitely worth mentioning. There are quite ...
Many people understand that they need to back up their computers to prevent data loss in the event of a crash or theft. Many people don’t think about backing their mobile phones up though and anyone will tell you that trying to reenter hundreds of contacts by hand is no fun. IDrive has announced an update
Self-proclaimed as the world’s first mobile adult App Store, MiKandi has just been launched for Android, with other devices coming soon (iPhone, maybe?). MiKandi (some sort of misspelling for “my candy”?) comes with both free and paid adult applications, and a feature called KandiJar, which lets users “re-download or upgrade applications they have previously purchased in
Lately there have been a lot of applications coming out that offer wireless back up of your contacts, which is great -- choice is awesome and everyone can have their own personal preference as to which is the "best". Aside from using SmrtGuard I did find iDrive lite to be a great free service to do back up your contacts and only your contacts. Online accounts are created from within the ...
Dropbox [Free - iTunes link] is now available in the App Store, and allows iPhone and iPod touch users to access their online Dropbox storage remotely. For those unfamiliar with Dropbox, it provides something similar to Apples MobileMe iDrive, but with a free option at 2GB, and paid options at $9.99/month for 50GB and $19.99/month
