My Gigmax Desktop Software for Online Backup

Gigmax.com unveiled its new My Gigmax free desktop software product which lets users store and access their files anywhere. The new software makes backing up important files online quick and easy by allowing users to automatically backup files to their Gigmax account.

It is available as a free download on the company’s homepage and takes only seconds to install. Once the Gigmax folder appears on the user’s desktop, they can immediately begin backing up files to Gigmax’s secure servers by saving new files to the folder or dragging and dropping existing files into the folder.

Once backed up, the files can be downloaded when needed or accessed remotely on a computer with the My Gigmax software installed or through the user’s online Gigmax account.

Gigmax.com is the solution for students, working professionals, and home computer users who want to back up and access their files online and share files with each other.

Benefits include:

• Online file backup is the safest way to secure important documents because it places them on a secure, off-site server with its own redundant backup security.
• Remote file access gives users the ability to access their saved files on any computer with Internet access which is perfect for people on-the-go.
• Online file sharing makes collaborating on projects and coordinating approvals easier by giving everyone instant access to the files they need to review without having to e-mail around large file attachments.
• Because a user’s files are stored online, there’s no need to save them to a CD or USB drive which can easily be lost or damaged. The data is secured on Gigmax’s servers for future access and updating.

All users can create a free Gigmax.com account which comes with 2 GBs of online storage space. Additional storage space of 25, 50, or 150 GBs can be purchased for $50, $100, or $250 per year, respectively. There are no file size limits or bandwidth restrictions for file uploads.

Gigmax.com was created as a file storage Web site with a goal of helping users eliminate the need to burn files onto CDs, store them on USB drives or e-mail them in batches in order to share them. It also offered users on-the-go the ability to access their files remotely.