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Designed to do one thing and one thing well, redBoomerang automatically and regularly backs up the drives, folders, and files you specify, sending them via the Internet to its secure servers in a military-grade, remote storage facility, where it is safe from tampering, power surges, viruses, and physical harm. So when a hard drive crashes, your CD/DVDs get scratched, mother nature kicks up a fuss or some overzealous deleting occurs, you can depend on redBoomerang to Get IT Back Instantly!

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U-Vault Expands Westward (07/08/2008)

The School of Pharmacy at Creighton University has agreed to include the image of U-Vault on laptops distributed to students. In addition, the school is considering use of U-Vault for faculty and other students starting with the Fall 2008 semester.

U-Vault Special Offer for June 2008 (06/01/2008)

NERCOMP member schools are eligible for a significant discount from the published 2008-2009 agreement when they sign up for U-Vault this month. Contact redBoomerang sales for additional information.

Villanova Sophomores Flock to U-Vault (05/08/2008)

Forget finals. Sophomores at Villanova have been furiously backing up the data on their university sponsored laptops to preserve their important information before school lets out. New laptops will be distributed in August so with U-Vault students will be able to retrieve everything automatically.

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Cathy Simmons, a 42-year-old business owner, wife, and mother of two, was found digging through piles of garbage in the city’s landfill yesterday evening by Chicago Police. Simmons resides in an upscale suburb outside of the Chicago area. Police were bewildered to find the woman ranting and raving in a mound of trash after receiving a phone call. Simmons told police that she was looking for her laptop...