Register

I agree with the Privacy Policy

Dallas Morning News

A Request For Digital Backup

December 28, 2006

Online storage doesn't have to replace local storage such as an external hard drive. The two methods can actually complement each other, making the most important files accessible without an Internet connection while keeping the rest of the valuable data somewhere safe, said Michael Cai, an analyst with Parks Associates, a Dallas market research firm.

"I definitely think online storage and backup solutions have a future, but I don't think it's an either/or situation," he said.

From the article "A Request For Digital Backup," by Crayton Harrison.

Previously In The News

Companies have new focus on managing consumers’ electricity usage

“Today there are 1.9 million homes with energy management networks” nationwide, said Bill Ablondi of Parks Associates, a Dallas market research company. “We are entering a period of pervasive growth...

At Consumer Electronics Show, spotlight will shine on tablets

With Apple widely believed to have sold more than 10 million iPads through the holiday quarter, other companies are now simply battling for second place. "The race is on to cut into Apple's hug...

Verizon, other wireless carriers vary on standards for high-speed 4G service

No wireless company in the world is close to offering that sort of performance, but that hasn't stopped carriers from branding their next-gen networks as 4G. "The carriers won't backtrack on their...

Fox, Dish settle dispute, but Channel 8 may feel pinch next

In July, Dallas-based AT&T reached a last-minute deal with Rainbow Media to continue carrying AMC and other Rainbow channels. "The problem is, it's not going to stop after this year," said Kurt Sc...

‹
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
›