#BITCASA VERSION 0.9.20.4135 SOFTWARE#
#BITCASA VERSION 0.9.20.4135 WINDOWS#

Trying to push the past ten years up to the cloud however is simply not possible. Perhaps 100gb per year would be very realistic. That said, I do think it’s realistic to upload your high value content for extra security. It is simply too slow to upload the amount of data I want to upload. Will this service be fast enough for you? After these two weeks, I think I will continue to use the service, just not how I initially planned. UPDATE: I have been uploading on an extremely fast internet connection ( at 10mb/sec upload) for about two weeks now and have successfully uploaded 110gb. Once we realize that, we can more easily accept that in the year 2020 when we take that HDD out of the drawer, it might not work. We have to accept that we will likely never need that RAW image again. The RAW image however might be on an external HDD and shoved in a drawer labeled YEAR 2009. So, sure, you might want two copies of that image you took of your newborn one on your NAS and one on the cloud in JPEG. At some point we have to decide what data needs multiple redundancy and what doesn’t. The photo of your sons first steps cannot be cared for the same as the video from the gopro on your helmet capturing you skiing last weekend. Commit to an image like the great photographers before you. My first recommendation to anyone who is ready to take the leap into getting serious about digital backup–you have to have a hierarchy of data importance. I’d love to keep every RAW image I’ve ever taken in case I want to go back and edit it differently or get back to a color version that I have since made black and white but at some point we all need to stop being digital babies and E-HOARDERS. I am coming at this post from the perspective of a photographer, but anyone with hundreds of gigabytes of data will hopefully find this post helpful. They believe this will be the trend of the future, so if you're still using windows, you might want to think again.I have been using Bitcasa Infinite Storage for a couple days and will give my initial thoughts below. To date they are currently working with several large corporations to provide cloud computing storage and document management services to their customers who are still using Windows.

#BITCASA VERSION 0.9.20.4135 SOFTWARE#

Also, Bitcasa provides additional services such as custom software development, database integration with email, Sharepoint, and other Microsoft products.īitcasa was created by Brightroom Technologies, a company that has branched out into providing cloud computing services. Additionally, because the entire system is based on Windows, the customer can rest assured that their data is backed by an industry leader in disaster recovery. With over fifteen years of experience in the business, they have developed multiple well-designed systems that will meet any size businesses' needs.

#BITCASA VERSION 0.9.20.4135 WINDOWS#

Their previous product, Infinite Drive, provided centralized storage which included unlimited capacity, client-side encryption, online backups, and multiple-app access.Ĭurrently Bitcasa is mainly focused on providing cloud storage solutions with Windows clients, with additional plans for Apple devices coming in the future. Bitcasa offers software solutions for Windows, OS X, Android, iPhone, BlackBerry, and other web browsers.

The product is geared toward small to medium sized businesses that are on the forefront of technology and are looking to simplify their computing environment. Bitcasa is a file management, storage and backup company that is offering a hosted file management and storage plan to both small businesses of all sizes.

Bitcasa version 0.9.20.4135