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IBackup provides an all-in-one data online backup, storage, and sharing solution for businesses and enterprises. They offer a 15-day on the house trial of their basic plan of 10 GB of online data storage and backup that costs $9.95 after the free trial expires. Supplementary storage space is priced at approximately $1/GB/month. Features include mobile access , exceptional security and encryption measures, workgroups, and desktop clients for Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Support is provided via FAQs, email, live chat, support tickets, and phone.
IBackup Online Backup offers all the standard features, such as scheduled internet backups, data compression, data encryption (on 
the server and in Internet transmission), and incremental backups. IBackup also provides some handy nonstandard features. For example, you can e-mail file attachments directly into your online data storage, and you can configure an online backup drive to appear as a local drive on your computer. To upload and download files and folders, you use either the very intuitive IBackup application (for Windows) or one of various browser-based methods offered. We did encounter a minor glitch when manually backing up individual folders with the Windows client: Because the remote system does not precisely maintain the source system’s directory tree, files within subdirectories of the same name can be accidentally merged into a single directory. IBackup stores backed-up data in two separate data centers for extra reliability and can maintain up to 15 versions of individual documents.
CNET’s and our take on iBackup is that it is a simple to use backup/restore utility for scheduled backups of your system preferences, like the dock, deskop picture, time settings, firewall, bluetooth and system applications like AddressBook, Mail, Stikies, iChat, iTunes and more.
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