Rome, Italy – The public beta version of Memopal for Linux is now downloadable. This launch was timed to almost immediately follow the release of the MAC version. As such, it is part of a wider strategy, the goal of which is to make Online Backup available to as many operating systems as possible. The developers of Memopal are, in fact, already working on software for iPhones,which will be available soon.

“Our goal is to make Online Backup available to anyone, regardless of which operating system, device, or language they use. We are thus not ruling out a future release of an Open Source solution or an API,” said Mr. Marco Trombetti, CEO.

The Linux version represents an opportunity to interface continuously with users, developers and systems engineers. For this purpose, approximately 10 days ago the company set up a small community of Beta-Testers, who are providing important feedback (http://betatest.memopal.com [1]). “Thanks to them,” said Gianluca Granero, Memopal’s Chief Technology Officer, “we will shortly be able to produce a version for Linux, compatible with a wide array of distribution networks.”

The free trial is made available to anyone at: http://www.memopal.com/en/downloadmemopal.htm [2].

Memopal is a backup software and online storage solution that archives user files on a remote server. The reasons Memopal is different from other Online Backup systems are:

• Memopal was developed on a dedicated platform (MGFS), capable of taking advantage of similarities between user data, thus obtaining a greater degree of compression.
• It performs file backup and file restore in real time.
• It allows users to archive files from several computers on a single account.
• Files are never deleted, unless specifically requested by the user (everyone's files will be kept safe for as long as they desire).
• Its price per GB is very competitive (less than 0.33 USD per GB per year).