How to schedule backups in Windows XP and Vista using Task Scheduler (and SocialSafe of course!)
Pascal recently posted a blog giving details of how you are able to create a scheduled backup using iCal on your Mac. Well now we have details on how you are able to create scheduled backups on both Wndows XP & Windows Vista. It’s a little more convoluted but works nonetheless. 5 Steps For XP:

We’re hiring!
Okay so our role isn’t quite as exciting as that but it’ll still be full of adventure, excitement and rabbits. Are you a developer? Read on. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, C#, ASP.NET, SQL 05, Visual Studio 08. Ticked all these? Great, read on. You’ll be working on a number of projects our parent company, iBundle Ltd is involved with. iBundle is an innovation hub investing in and building software and web companies that represent the very best in i

Sidekick data loss – what you should learn from this mess
We are always interested in how people and companies treat their data. I’d heard about the Sidekick data loss but didn’t appreciate just what an impact it was having – I’ve never used a Sidekick so didn’t understand how it worked. My understanding is that your contacts, photos, calendars, to-dos etc are based online just in case you ever lose your Sidekick or upgrade to a new one. The data is always available to you. This data is stored

Disappearing Page Content on Facebook
Mashable reported late yesterday that people were witnessing the emptiness of their favourite Facebook Pages. All that was still visible on some of the most visited pages like Vin Diesel’s and Barack Obama’s was the name of the page .. all posts and interactions were missing.

Losing data – backup is key
A deep case of potential Schadenfraude over the last few days.  When we developed SocialSafe to backup your Facebook we did so because a few people we knew had had their Facebook accounts closed or somehow lost.  We never realsied then the power of having your digital diary available to you on your own PC/Mac, nor the level to which people were unaware that storing data in the ‘cloud’ does lead to vulnerabilities.  Those vulnerabilities have been greatly in the news in the last few days – Facebook have had huge problems with people unable to access their accounts