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Hands-On: Tranquil PC SQA-5H Home Server

 Could Squash be 2008's Best Home Server? Read on to find out.....

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Tranquil PC Upping the Ante

A little more revealed on Tranquil PC's forthcoming announcement.

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F-Secure and ISPs to Provide Unlimited Online Backup

F-Secure have today announced a plan to work with ISPs to offer secure and unlimited online backup. But at what price?

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Would You Really Trust Your ISP to Back-Up Your Data?

Online backup is set to go large in the next four years, according to a recent study, and your ISP is sharpening its profit pencil. But who would you trust to look after your data?

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Fond Memories From CES

Thanks for the interview, Ian - very funny show this week. 36:29 - 40:20 - Media Center Dinner…. at this point, I really do have to say it wasn’t a complete beerfest. But whenever I bumped into Ian (and his microphone) we both appeared to have beers in our hand. Great fun. Ian, Andrew and I [...]

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 In Depth: WHS Connector Installation Walkthrough

Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 brings a number of enhancements and fixes to the WHS Connector. The Windows Home Server Connector can now be installed on home computers running Windows Vista x64. Functionality is added to detect that the version of the Windows Home Server Connector software is aligned with the version of Windows Home Server [...]

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Add-In: Jungle Disk for Windows Home Server Beta

  Jungle Disk have just released the first public beta build of their online back up solution, which is powered by Amazon S3. The add-in came second in Microsoft’s Code2Fame competition, and pricing starts at $0.15 per gigabyte transferred in either direction. Jungle Disk for Windows Home Server is a Windows Home Server add-in that lets you back [...]

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Software: KeepVault for Windows Home Server

KeepVault is an online backup utility, which offers an extra layer of protection for your Windows Home Server and home computers. Whilst WHS’ Drive Extender technology allows all of your files to be replicated on the home server itself, physical damage to the server (say in the case of fire or flood) could cause your data [...]

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