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If there is one type of online app that more and more average Mac users are starting to take advantage of, its online storage. Whether its to back up important files, free up space on your drives, or create an online database accessible from any internet connected machine, online storage is quickly becoming a necessity.
Thankfully there are a few handy apps for Mac OS X that can make quick work of storage, back up, and syncing as well as the management of the entire process. With 140, 000 hard drive crashes every week in the US alone, this is something everyone should taking advantage of. Here are a few of our favorites.
Most of the services/apps below are quite the same in concept. While they all offer an average of 2GB of free online storage, they also all have features that differentiate themselves from one another.
Mozy Home

Mozy offers a sleek UI that fits right in at home on  OS X and allows you to easily manage back up sets and schedule regular back up checks. Also includes “military-grade encryption prior to transfer via a 128-bit SSL connection” and  “users can choose a managed encryption key or choose a personal key for added security”.
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This is definitely a great tool for users that are looking for a quick, easy way to back up everything from files to mail contacts.
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Dropbox

Perhaps the most popular back up/syncing/ and storage app/service among Mac users right now, Dropbox provides much more than the simply 2GB free account. The real power of Dropbox comes in the form of features that allow you to share, send, sync, back up, and access the data you have uploaded to your account.
However, the fact that the app is essentially built right into your Finder window makes it especially great for Mac users. Another unique feature of Dropbox is the ability to access, manage, and sync your data from their mobile iPhone and iPhone Touch apps.
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Spider Oak

This is another service, not unlike those above, so we will just list you the features you should care about. If you had problems with Dropbox or any other service you have been using, Spider Oak is definitely worth a try.
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• Access all your data in one de-duplicated location
• Configurable multi-platform synchronization
• Preserve all historical versions & deleted files
• Share folders instantly in web ShareRooms w / RSS
• Retrieve files from any internet-connected device
• Comprehensive ‘zero-knowledge’ data encryption
• 2 GBs Free / $10 per 100 GBs / Unlimited devices

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