IBackup features in comparison with a generic competing service

	IBackup	Generic Online Storage Service
128-bit SSL security	(Default)
Upload file
Download file
Wire compression for downloading (speeds downloads by 3-4 times for some data)
Upload folders	(Using Webfolders)
Download folders	(Using Webfolders)
Drag-n-drop files/folders	(Using Webfolders)
Share file
Share folder
Share with fine grained control (read, write, password protection)
Picture view	(Better Clarity)
Automated slide show
Versions (multiple uploads of same file name create different versions)
Historical view of data	(Using Snapshots)
Lock/unlock (for collaborative use to prevent one user overwriting other's file)
Reporting (log of all activity)
Virus scanning
Search by file name
Search by file content
Search performance	Superfast	Slow
General performance	Faster	Slow

	IBackup Drive	Generic Online Storage Service
SSL encryption
Drag-n-drop
Direct edit
Copy-n-paste
Share file	(Directly from within IBackup Drive)
Share folder	(Directly from within IBackup Drive)
Mac Support	(Using IBackup Drive for Mac)
Performance	Much faster due to wire compression (Noticeable when you copy and paste or directly edit compressible data , as in large word docs, excel or access database)	Generally Slow

	IBackup for Windows	Generic Online Storage Service
Drag-n-drop
Scheduling
Compression during transfers
SSL encryption during transmission
Patching (Modified blocks within a changed file)
Historical view of data	(Using Snapshots)
Log reporting
Email status report
Service Mode (for Windows XP/2000/NT)
Linux Support
Exchange Server Backup
Graphical interface	More intuitive
Performance	Much much faster (To evaluate this, you have to schedule a large backup of at least 1-2 GB, typical of any user these days to see the tremendous advantage of IBackup)	Generally Slow