Dolly Drive CEO Unveils New Syncing and Online Storage Features with Multi-device Access to Attendees at Loop Business Expo in NY
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 10, 2011
Cirrus Thinking, makers of the award-winning Dolly Drive cloud storage for Mac, showcased its new product expansion from its current online backup offering at the Loop Business Expo in New York City on Wednesday. The new features give Dolly Drive subscribers access to multi-cloud services within a single application and subscription fee. It will be available in December.
?We?ve put all of a Mac user?s cloud storage needs into a single, adjustable application that integrates perfectly with the overall Mac experience? said Anthony Palermo, CEO of Dolly Drive. ?Instead of getting online backup from one place, cloud storage from another, and local disaster recovery from a third vendor, we?ve combined it all into one, absolutely game-changing service. Now with Dolly Drive you can access your files anywhere, park your data in the cloud freeing up valuable local hard drive space, and remain backed-up and archived locally and online.?
Dolly Drive is a subscription software and online storage service designed for Apple?s Time Machine. In addition to providing Mac users off-site cloud storage directly through the Time Machine application, the application allows users to create a bootable clone of their Mac on an external hard drive for local disaster recovery. It works with Apple?s Lion and Snow Leopard platforms. http://www.dollydrive.com
About Cirrus Thinking
Cirrus Thinking was founded in 2009 by a pair of passionate Apple fans with the goal of delivering the critical advantages of cloud services to Apple users at the consumer, small businesses and enterprise levels. The first product Dolly Drive, an online backup solution for Apple?s Time Machine launched in 2011 and was named MacLife Magazine?s Best Software and Best of Show at MacWorld 2011. Cirrus Thinking has offices in New York and Miami, with data centers located in the United States and Europe.
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Move toward Green Vehicles Will Drive Growth in the Car and Automobile Manufacturing Industry
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) October 26, 2011
Through 2016, automakers will find the light at the end of the tunnel, with uninterrupted growth in the forecast, according to IBISWorld, the nation?s largest publisher of industry research. The consumer sentiment index is expected to rise at an annual average of 4.3% over this period, reaching 95.0, up from 76.8 in 2011. Continuous improvements in credit availability and disposable income will encourage increased spending on new vehicles. As a result, industry revenue is expected to rise 4.2% annually to $ 102.3 billion with 5.0% growth expected in 2012. However, the industry is still in decline, and will struggle to return to prerecession revenue levels even at the tail end of the outlook period.
The woes of the Big Three automakers (GM, Ford and Chrysler) have been so deep during the past two years that they took desperate measures to get them back on their feet. Plant closures, suspension of research and development, drastic employment reductions and pleas for government bailouts have been the recent frontline agenda. Despite these measures, Chrysler and GM were unable to reduce debt to a viable level and sought bankruptcy protection in May and June of 2009, respectively. Also, Italian automaker Fiat and the workers’ union United Auto Workers (UAW) bought out Chrysler, helping the company emerge from bankruptcy. Last, the US government took a majority stake in GM, which helped the company follow Chrysler’s footsteps out of bankruptcy protection. According to IBISWorld analyst Antonio Danova, since 2006, these conditions have caused revenue in the Car and Automobile Manufacturing industry to fall at an average annual rate of 4.0% to total $ 83.2 billion. ?In 2011, industry revenue is expected to grow 13.3% as vehicle sales continue to climb up from historic lows,? says Danova.
Falling car production and plummeting profit have also hurt the Car & Automobile manufacturing industry, with the Big Three automakers posting losses since 2006. While Chrysler and GM required bailouts, Ford controlled its debt. The Japan-based automakers operating in the United States (Toyota, Honda and Nissan) have a different story. Unburdened by legacy costs (such as pricey pension funds and union membership) and the erroneous belief that consumers would always demand big cars, Japanese automakers recorded strong sales and profit until the first half of 2008.
The future of the Car and Automobile Manufacturing industry seems more certain now that Chrysler and GM have been saved from financial failure. In 2011, industry profit margins will be a relatively healthy 2.1% as companies benefit from a combination of cost cutting enacted in 2009 and rising vehicle sales. All automakers will focus production on environmentally friendly vehicles through 2016 in order to become more competitive. Shifting consumer preferences, along with a general recovery in the demand for vehicles, will help industry revenue grow at an estimated average of 4.2% annually to $ 102.3 billion by 2016.
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reWave Hard Drive Recovery Specialists, LLC is Currently Offering 20% Off of All RAID Data Recoveries
(PRWEB) September 25, 2004
reWave Hard Drive Recovery Specialists, LLC (reWave) is currently offering 20% off of all RAID Data Recoveries. Storms such as Frances can damage Servers and other computers. There is a good chance that data from the Server/Computer could be recoverable.
“Just because your computer is damaged doesn’t mean that you have to lose your data. We offer fast, friendly service with NO Evaluation Fees. In addition to Desktop and Laptop Hard Drives, we have experience in recovering data from the following architectures: RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 2, RAID 3, RAID 4, RAID 5.
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Repair4HardDisk Launches, Providing Free DIY Hard Disk Drive Repair and Data Recovery Guides
Berlin, Germany (PRWEB) March 18, 2009
Hard disk drive repair and data recovery usually requires special and expensive equipment, as well as expert knowledge. But for those who don’t have the time, effort or money to get professional support, there is Repair4HardDisk, a new Web directory of hard disk drive-related sites, featuring free do-it-yourself repair and recovery guides for hard disk drives (HDDs) from a number of different manufacturers.
“If you are having trouble with a hard disk drive and need to recover data, or even if you are feeling daring enough to attempt a repair, visit Repair4HardDisk for tips and tricks for success,” says Werner Heuser of Repair4HardDisk. “Repair4HardDisk is the premier Web site to visit for otherwise difficult to find information about resurrection methods for broken or damaged HDDs.”
Data is often very precious and should be handled with care by professionals. However, there are cases where individuals may consider performing the data recovery service themselves rather than pay for professional services:
Professional data recovery services are often expensive. Sometimes data isn’t worth the cost of recovery services because it can be recovered manually. In such a case, Heuser says, it’s nice to be able to recover the data yourself for free or at little monetary cost.
Individuals may not want to reveal secret data stored on a HDD to others, not even to professionals obligated to handle data in a trustworthy manner.
Professional services may take time to recover data. If time is of the essence, do-it-yourself data recovery can be a time saver.
People who are true geeks may find tinkering with a dead hard disk drive a strong challenge and measure of skill.
All guides available from Repair4HardDisk apply to both 3.5-inch desktops HDDs as well as 2.5-inch laptop and notebook HDDs. Repair4HardDisk also features special sections with guides that explain how to:
build self-made HDD racks and HDD mounting techniques
mount a HDD into an external HDD enclosure
cover all the silencing techniques known to get rid of a noisy and disturbing HDD
In instances where an HDD has gone beyond resurrection, Repair4HardDisk also features modding ideas for dead drives.
“With a vast range of informative guides, Repair4HardDisk is a truly unique site featuring everything individuals need to know to complete costly hard disk drive repairs on their own,” Heuser says.
For more information on do-it-yourself tips and guides for repairing hard disk drives, visit http://repair4harddisk.org/.
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VancesMill Announces SATA Drive Data Recovery Service in Nashville
Nashville, TN (Vocus) March 30, 2010
VancesMill announces today that it will add SATA data recovery to its lineup of services and is now online serving data recovery needs out of Nashville, TN.
A multitude people boot their computers each day only to discover an infuriating blank screen that is informing them their computers hard drive has died. Or, they go to open a record on a pooled hard drive only to discover that hard drive is no longer available. A number of people believe that there is no hope of getting their data back; they think they?ve lost months of work and will have to recreate it by hand. More often than not, this is not the case. Data is still there and has the likelihood of being recovered by a professional.
VancesMill is a consulting company that offers everyday users and businesses a place to go to for data recovery specialist. Everyday somewhere a hard drive dies for various reasons and VancesMill has the capabilities to salvage your data and get you up and running quickly.
?No matter if the hard drive has a logical or physical problem, we have the tools to get your data back in your hands,? commented owner Kelly Bush. ?We understand the frustration of losing data whether it?s business or personal, it?s always stressful, Kelly Bush added.
The Nashville data recovery service serves more than just the Nashville market. Corporate or home users from corner to corner of the country can call on VancesMill to recover their data. After a phone call detailing the problems you are facing, you can package your hard drive and ship it to their Nashville location for service. An initial evaluation will be performed on your damaged drive and a recovery specialist will contact you by your preferred method of contact.
?This is not just a Nashville data recovery service,? Bush said, ?We can handle the needs of those outside the Nashville area as well.?
?Data loss is stressful and our specialists at VancesMill are will to help out in any way possible. We will do everything we possibly can to ease the pains of losing data by reclaiming it for you and placing it back in your hands,? Bush stated.
Get peace of mind you deserve by getting your data back. There is trustworthy, legitimate data recovery specialist available, and VancesMill has the best of them readily available to you.
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Kelly Bush
(615) 810-8477
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