LifeAgent is Out--New Backup Solution for the Mac

Memeo Inc., released its high performance automatic backup software for Macintosh users. Memeo LifeAgent is designed to help the Mac community manage, track and safeguard digital files in a simple, natural and effortless way. It offers Mac users the best of both worlds- the same simple yet flexible and powerful features as Memeo AutoBackup with the same innovative and effortless functionality that exits on the PC software, but was designed from the ground up to take advantage of the capabilities of Macintosh computers.

LifeAgent protects all data and allows Mac users to effortlessly manage and access digital content such as photos, music, or corporate presentations from anywhere at anytime. By simplifying file organization and protection, valuable digital content will always be up-to-date, protected and available at your fingertips. With a simple 3-step set-up process, LifeAgent identifies what files are important and works quietly in the background to automatically share, sync and secure your digital content while saving changes made to any document.

LifeAgent works on any available storage solution, from USB hard drives and USB thumb drives to iPods, NAS devices or an online storage site, which provides the comfort of offsite protection. It also allows you to share photos online through Shutterfly. It is an active solution that works when the user works and runs silently and continuously in the background. Additional features of Memeo LifeAgent include the Smart Picks set-up wizard which allows users to easily locate important files (e.g. Documents, music located across your computer, etc.) and Mac specific applications such as iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, iMovie, Mac mail, calendar, and PM info, and Safari bookmarks and settings.

Memeo LifeAgent is available immediately for $29.95 exclusively from Memeo's Web site. [Bill Fox]

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