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Java users who want to keep their data safe – at least for a month’s time – are in luck. Sun customers who upgrade to the latest version of Java or perform a first-time download are being given a free 30-day trial of Carbonite Online Backup.
Keith Cooper, Carbonite’s president and chief operating officer, explained the reasoning behind the offer in a statement. “Many consumers and small businesses need to understand the importance of protecting their files and backing up their data. This program will increase awareness of the importance of data backup among the millions of loyal Java users . . .”
Cooper’s logic is sound. A lot of people may realize their business is just a wrecked hard drive away from serious trouble, try Carbonite Online Backup, and stick with the solution if they come to like it.
Or you can just enjoy a 30-day window of safety while perhaps performing some maintenance or overhauls that would otherwise endanger your data. No one’s saying you have to keep using Carbonite Online Backup, after all, and 30 days is definitely long enough to accomplish some stuff.
Here’s hoping you’re able to take advantage of the trial one way or another.
Topics: Java, Web Development
