New Version of Handy Backup by Novosoft

Novosoft LLC announced a new version of Handy Backup.

The program brings new simplicity for automated scheduled backup of music, video, pictures, and documents and features a recommender system helping to purchase the functionality fitting personal user backup needs most accurately.

"I believe this to be a global trend for the technology of the present day: the things you use are more and more interested in knowing what your personal way to use them is. Facebook refers to your ‘likes’ and gender/age/else to show you the most interesting ads, Google considers your location and web history to show you the most relevant web search results, and Handy Backup now remembers what you might have found useful while you were using the software to help you choose the most suitable product. The perfect fit to our ongoing strategy towards simplicity and comfort of using Handy Backup", said Alexander Prichalov, the head of Novosoft Development Department.

The newly-released version of Handy Backup features the simplicity of arranging a customized automatic backup. The program automatically finds user music, videos, pictures, and documents which makes the management of a new backup easier and saves user time. Along with that the program is attentive to User Folder location and automatically copies files from the correct prescribed folder even if its location has been changed.

The new version is incorporated with a recommender system which analyzes what program functionality (plug-ins, online backup accounts, etc.) is used. As soon as a user goes for purchasing the product after trying the trial version, the recommender system offers a package which in the functional sense is optimal in view of prior user experience. It also saves user time making the thorough study and comparison of different editions of Handy Backup no needed any more.

Traditionally, the program inherited the useful features of the past versions, such as Windows 7 compatibility, smart integration with online backup service, and data disaster recovery (the creation of bootable recovery drives to load the system from after a failure happens).