ElephantDrive
Summary
That said, ElephantDrive has some notable flaws: Its desktop application is disjointed and buggy and it imposes an arbitrary 2GB file upload limit for home users. More annoying, however, is the fact that configuring, monitoring, and restoring your files are all handled in separate windows that are accessible only via the system tray icons Actions menu. Across the top, you see a variety of generic file tools, such as Rename and New Folder, and others which are specific to backup services, such as Version history, Share, Restore, and Download. ElephantDrive offers private encryption keys, a continuous backup option, unlimited versioning, and archiving capabilities, and it performed well in our upload tests, too. However, some of ElephantDrives flaws should give you considerable pause, including the 2GB file upload limit for home users and the buggy and convoluted desktop application.
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