March 11th, 2008 | by RichSage
ADrive Review
Category: MY REVIEWS
50 Gigs of FREE Storage! What Would You Do? Rich Sage Review of ADrive: www.adrive.com
Today I started my day by creating an ADrive Account with 50 GB of free storage. I was in the practice of allowing access to a folder on one of my pc’s for sharing files. However, with 50 GB of free space, why not do that online?
There are many other very necessary reasons for having such space, apart from the obvious back up:
- Disaster recovery
- Automated back up and incremental back up, which are coming soon
- Easy file sharing
Another rather cleaver and more and more necessary feature you can use such a large amount of space is to back up laptops and hand-held data just in case it’s lost.
I’ve also heard that security checks are increasingly more and more intrusive. If you want to protect your data, the ideal way is to upload the files, take an empty device or crucial files and propagate your files and data once you get to your destination.
I think that ADrive is a very handy service that offers a lot for free. However, what will be essential to a successful experience for the customer is when they have an automated incremental back up system, which is promised as ‘coming soon’.
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hey, Rich; does ADrive still work for you, or are you like thousands of other supposed users that can’t get the ADrive.com site to open at all?
Fantastic idea; suck implementation. 0 stars ADrive.com
Hi,
I have not used the backup process at aDrive simply because I have not gotten into my “travel mode” yet. For my current back up, I have my own online server and a bunch of older drives. I have no problem reaching aDrive.COM. I hope you can too!
Rich Sage