Category Disk Backups
Type White Paper
Length 18
Publish Date May 27 2010
Date posted July 21 2011
Overview
Most companies rely on a backup policy for critical business data stored on laptops & desktops.
But do these policies work? Read these survey results and find out:
• Trends in user data protection
• Statistics on the main causes of data loss
• The operational impact of data loss on companies
• Tips for effective management of user data
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Actually not an apple sponsored article at all. Links to all the test pages are in the article, so you can try these for yourself.
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The article is obviusly made by an apple paid
on Product Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5
It's apparent that this site is hugely Apple biased in the scoring test selection as well as the biased wording in their perception.
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