Archived Press Coverage

• 4/4/2011 | Computerworld
  Public cloud vs. private cloud: Why not both?

  “If you have major security and privacy issues, and you don't want to build your own private cloud, a virtual private cloud, your own gated community within the public cloud universe, is an option.” Read Article

• 4/1/2011 | Macworld
  Syncplicity Review

  “Syncplicity stands out from other online file storage and sychronizing services because of its Flash-based Web app and remarkable integration with Google Docs. Its business tools are thin compared to some of those others, but they get the job done.” Read Article

• 10/6/2010 | Notebooks.com
  Syncplicity Manages Files, Backups and More For Business; Solves Remote User Issues

  “While there are numerous services like DropBox or SugarSync that handle syncing and items like Mozy and Carbonite for backup, and others that combine to provide backup, collaboration, cloud storage syncing, file versioning and more — Syncplicity does this all in one package and gives IT the ability to better enforce policies that need to be respected.” Read Article

• 10/6/2010 | PC Magazine
  Best Free Software 2011

  “Synchronize an unlimited number of files and folders on two computers (three to five will cost $15 a month), with up to 2GB stored online. Syncplicity works seamlessly with documents in cloud-based Google Docs and Zoho.” Read Article

• 7/23/2009 | Tech Radar
  Syncplicity Review

  “Syncplicity's data synchronisation could well be the future of online backup” Read Article

• 2/23/2009| Tech Radar
  The 15 best file syncing apps on the planet

  “If you're like us you're probably using multiple machines every single day, and you'll need access to the same files on each one. One solution is to carry your important work around on a USB stick - but nothing beats having access to a full backup, whether on an external drive, your laptop or online.” Read Article

• 1/17/2009 | New York Times
  Digital Storage Options for Workers on the Go

  “’The great benefit from a system like Syncplicity is that it pretty much works in the background,’ he [Leonard Chung] said. Workers, he said, ‘don’t have to engage in any heavy lifting’ to use the programs.” Read Article

• 7/1/2008 | PC World | Syncplicity Review

  “With its breadth of features, ease of use, and added bonuses such as version control, Syncplicity is my top pick among sync services.” Read Article

• 4/15/2008 | Giga OM
  Syncplicity Makes Offline Syncing Possible

  “What’s nice about the service is it offers both storage and backup as well as automatic syncing across PCs. What makes it better than most is its ability to sync offline documents.” Read Article

• 4/15/2008 | Venturebeat
  Syncplicity launches sync software beta

  “The application also makes it easier to collaborate with others because it has an ‘intelligent conflict resolution’ feature that lets people work on the same document at the same time without fear of losing data…” Read Article

• 4/15/2008 | CNet
  Syncplicity launches sync tool with backup, sharing, Google Docs integration

  “Syncplicity is in the hub-and-spoke camp (like SugarSync), not in the peer-to-peer world (FolderShare). This means that all the data that Syncplicity keeps track of for you is also stored on the company's servers.” Read Article

• 4/15/2008 | Lifehacker
  Syncplicity Keeps Data in Check Across Computers

  “Syncplicity keeps data in check across computers” Read Article