Many business directors have one question on their mind when it comes to cloud storage—and nowadays it’s not whether they need it. It tends to be ‘What cloud storage is best for my business?’

What a great question. And an important one too, for only a fool would sign up with the first vendor he were to come across. There are many things to be considered, but for now we’ll focus on the main four.

Automated Scheduled Backup – Workplace data doesn’t deserve to be backed up every now and then—and definitely not manually (people forget!). If you’re serious about cloud storage, you should choose a vendor who offers a variety of control options, enabling you to set backups for at least every twelve hours, if not more. The more, the better.

Unlimited Storage – A lot of vendors offer you a variety of different storage packages. But how much do you really need? Businesses can avoid this dilemma by simply cutting it out and going for unlimited.

File Sharing, Collaboration, and Syncing – This all depends on the business itself. Frequent travellers within the company will appreciate these features if it suits their needs.

Data Encryption – This is an absolute must. If you don’t have a decent level of encryption running when you’re uploading and transferring your files, then how do you know how safe they are? This is one not to be overlooked.

If cloud storage is treated like any other important decision that needs to be made within business, in the short and long term it can abolish the need for worrying about backup altogether.

But what about hiring a professional? This is of course another road to take. But even if it is, it needs to also be known that nothing is for certain. There is still a chance your data will be lost forever. And the chances are, unless you are very lucky, you will get a bill in the post for this person’s efforts. There is the possibility that success can be found, yes. But the problem is not only that it could take some time, but is mainly that it could cost you up to $7500—and if not less, certainly hundreds. This is where cloud storage enters.

Cloud storage could save you the price of stress, worry, and a lot of your hard earned cash. It’s affordable for everyone, offers government standard security, and is accessible anytime. Don’t run the risk. Protect your files with cloud storage now!

Fixes & Improvements include:

- Backup speed increased

- Multi-Language support improvements

- Installation issues fixed

- Memory issues fixed

- GUI improvements

- File and data count accuracy improvements

If you experience any problems using this new release please email support@zipcloud.com

We are so proud of the service that we are offering a Free Trial to all MAC users to give the service a go, and tell us what you think!

Even if you are a PC/Windows User, do not panic, we have extended this offer to all!

So give the service a go Today – Backing your files up to the Cloud may be the best decision you ever make!

My initial thoughts are; wow, i cant believe i got this excited about a phone that looks identical to the one that is situated on my desk right now. To say the least i am slightly disappointed with the new release. There was so much hype surrounding the 5, so many leaks about it’s appearance and so many rumours. I expected more, I wanted more, i wanted something sleeker and more sexier than the 4, something that we have come to expect from Apple.

Evidentially it is not just myself that was disappointed to see the new iPhone, Apple stocks plummeted last night, down 5% in a few hours. Apparently the city was not impressed either.

Nevertheless my inner geek is overjoyed at the prospect of  a significantly improved camera and the rapid A5 dual-core processor. The 4s is reportedly 7 times faster than the 4 and that wasn’t exactly sluggish.

The interesting part of all this is amidst the disappointment lye’s the exact reason why Apple is so great. Apple is not just a creator of gorgeous pieces of technology, they are master craftsman of software. In this latest release, they been relentless in their scrutiny and enhancement of the software and have taken something that was already a world leading device and evolved it into something that no other company in the world can do. They have made the iPhone 4s of course.

This game will be running on iOS software and uses 144 pieces of LEGO, and a piece of dotted cardboard.

To play, the game will be downloaded from the App Store on your iPhone, once downloaded George will show you  a picture from his travels, and you will need to recreate the picture using the LEGO pieces provided. Once you have made the picture, you place the completed LEGO onto the cardboard and take a picture of this with your iPhone, which then uses brick recognition software and you will earn points for speed and accuracy.

This game is expected to see huge sales for the Christmas rush and will prove to be extremely popular with children, of course Apple will also benefit from this paid app.

About 200 fake iPhones were found during the crackdown, amounting to almost $750,000 US. The cost to make one fake iPhone, which used some genuine parts, was around 2,000 yuan, It was  then sold on unauthorized markets and on the Internet for around 4,000 yuan, only a few hundred yuan cheaper than the real iPhone, the newspaper said.

Apple, which is expected to release the latest version of the iPhone 5 within a few months, sold a record 20.34 million iPhones worldwide during the last quarter, even though its newest model is over a year old.

Up until this point Amazon has only been producing non colour devices designed for reading books and other mediums like newspapers and magazines. They are obviously primarily  targeting competition with Apple but have  many aspirations to target rival companies such as US based bookseller  Barnes & Noble.

The device is expected to be available  by early November and sales of the Kindle Fire are expected to be boosted by its price of $199 (£130) – much less than the cheapest iPad, which costs $499 (£319).

According to technology research firm Gartner, the iPad will account for 68.7% of the 69.7 million tablets sold this year. It will also remain the top-selling device over the next few years, potentially being a serious contender in the “tablet” market.