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Google opted to remove the unlimited original quality upload of Pixel 4 users photos, likely trying to push users to their Google One subscription.

Backup Plus Portable adds 4TB capacity.

Seagate's impressive little Backup Plus 4TB is one of the only drives of this capacity in the small 2.5' form factor. And it performs well, too.

We test drive HP's StorageWorks RDX Backup storage system, powered by USB 3.0 and removable cartridges, a unique offering for small and medium businesses.

5TB of storage in raid, 32GB of RAM and more is no sweat for Eurocom. This is an Intel Xeon E3 emergency server all housed within a laptop shell.

PNY has released a flash drive that suits iOS, Mac and PC applications - plug and go, no iTunes needed.

Transcend has announced its massive USB 3.0 35T3 8TB USB 3.0 external HDD.

Patriot further extend their flash game, announcing new blazing fast, high capacity SSDs ranging up to 960GB in storage space.

IT professionals have lost data and sometimes wait too long before being able to find time to back up data.

If you are in the market for a standalone IDE or SATA storage cloning solution, look no further, as we take a look at the EZ-Clone device from Kingwin.

Latest enhancements add aggregation of backup nodes into a shared resource pool, even including hybrid cloud.

Happy Holidays everyone! A simple reminder to backup your precious moments over the holiday period!

If you were under the impression that a firewall/anti-virus/anti-malware suite and a full system backup are the only tools at your disposal in order to keep your system safe, think again.

Facebook to go 'Sub-Zero' with their latest backup plans, will use a 62,000 square-foot building in

Seagate announces external hard drives with world's first social media backup ability - Facebook add.

Yandex is a new cloud storage provider like DropBox and is offering 10GB of storage for free.

Backing up; we know we should do it, but sometimes we simply forget or just can't be bothered. Let's check out a device from Clickfree which should make the process a little easier.

You may have a RAID 6 array with battery backup, but what is that going to do for you in Katrina like conditions?