Genie9 (formerly Genie-soft) has updated its lineup of data backup and restore software to version 2013. The software include Genie Timeline Free 2013, Genie Timeline Home 2013 and Genie Timeline Professional 2013. Last year, we’ve covered Genie Timeline Free 2012. So in this post, we are going to look at what’s new in version 2013 of the freeware. Read on.
To recap, Genie Timeline Free is an easy-to-use, also a set-it-and-forget backup tool that enables you to backup the data in your Windows system and store them on your local drive or external drive. The freeware supports incremental backup, meaning that the application will monitor changes to data and automatically backup any new and modified files if it finds one. FYI, the minimum interval between each backup is 8 hours. For Home and Professional editions, you can take backups every 30 minutes and 3 minutes respectively.
What’s new in Genie Timeline Free 2013?
First up, Genie Timeline Free 2013 get a new and enhanced interface. Sorry to say, we only noticed minor changes to the interface as compared to previous version. In this version, Genie9 changes the previous grey/black colour scheme to white/blue.
In addition to that, Genie Timeline Free 2013 now provides 3 level protection status, gives you the ability to search older backups as well as renaming backup folder. Moreover, you can filter Timeline restore view by showing new, modified, deleted or all.
Other new features include multiple computer support in Timeline monitor, the ability to edit email notification subject and the ability to exit system tray agent.
Genie Timeline Free 2013 is compatible with Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista and XP operating systems. For iOS users, you can monitor and keep yourself informed of the latest protection status of the backup tool by installing Genie Timeline mobile app on your iPhone or iPad.
