Spare Backup Completes Full Migration to HTML Platform for Its Mobile Security and Data Backup Software Solutions
Completion of HTML integration with new Net/SQl servers raises data capabilities to handling millions of users to support January launches in the EU and North America
MINDEN, Nev., Dec. 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Spare Backup, Inc. ("Spare Backup") (OTCBB: SPBU), a provider of data backup and security software for smartphones, tablets and PCs, which is carrier and manufacturer agnostic, today announced the completion of its full migration to an HTML based platform for its distribution partners. Spare Backup has now completed the architecture for HTML4/CSS3 embedded websites that are fully integrated with its recently installed .NET/SQL Server backend server solution to fully supporting modern browsers and mobile devices. All sites can now enable a full touchscreen interface to support all tablet and mobile device applications including Android, Blackberry, Windows and Apple.
The completion of this HTML migration will enable its distribution partners to begin a large scale progressive launch of Spare Backup's suite of mobile security, parental controls and data backup solutions scheduled to begin now. Coupled with the completion of its Net/SQL server upgrade, the deployment of a new NetApp high-speed redundant storage array, Spare Backup has increased its performance capabilities by several orders of magnitude with cross device and operating system functionality to support millions of users. Additionally, HTML will enable quicker launch schedules for new sites in the future as well as faster upgrading and maintenance.
"While the completion of this HTML migration was more complicated than originally anticipated, we are pleased to have finally set the stage for the many launches we have scheduled in the mobile and tablet space in Europe and North America beginning this week and into 2012," said Cery Perle, President and CEO of Spare Backup. "Along with our new server platform we have upgraded our capability to support the millions of potential users covered in the territories of our distribution partners across all major devices and operating systems in a fast and efficient manner. Additionally, through this migration we can now react on the fly to update and customize any site and integrate any updates across our whole system to provide the best possible user experience. We now look forward to the large scale launch of our parental controls and various software offerings as we seek to rapidly grow our business throughout 2012."
About Spare Backup, Inc.
Spare Backup, Inc. is a leading provider of data backup and security software for smartphones, tablets and PCs. Spare Backup's software enables consumers and small to medium sized businesses to easily protect valuable computer and mobile data quickly, automatically and cost-effectively. Spare Backup software intelligently selects, secures and stores personal and business content on a continuous basis or according to the schedule of the user's choice. It also allows for the integration of that content across various devices and provides enhanced security features to protect valuable data on any lost or stolen devices. Spare Backup software is the first totally automated cloud-based backup service that is distributed on a stand-alone or private label basis through major retail and warrantee service partners in North America and Europe.
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