ChronoSync 4.7.1 was made to back up local or network-attached hard disks, including means of dealing with disk images. It is now developed for mounting and using disk images and has significantly expanded to cover cloud services. Users can now synchronize their tasks to "Google Cloud Storage or Amazon S3" using hard drives connected to Mac.

Despite, Apple has its own application similar to ChronoSync, Time Machine. Its main purpose is to backup and save your tasks, bringing a number of options to the task. It's an application that you can purchase and use for years. "Time Machine" is Apple's version of backing up solution, pretty solid but almost agonizing.

Most developers released almost 50 upgrades plus new features in ChronoSync 4.7.1 which focuses specifically on two aspects, the app can be used for backing up more types of storage and making the task faster in a certain work. Despite a quite remarkable number of options and settings you can use, ChronoSync always begins with a straightforward approach.

ChronoSync 4.7.1 speeds up your tasks, it is also useful in spotting progressive issues. It will automatically tell users its problems and solutions. This automatic movement is called "Smart Readiness Warnings," this scans the issues creeping over users data and fixes them automatically.

The backup app is easily configurable and speedier than the Time Machine, although both apps perform similar functions.

ChronoSync 4.7.1 is available directly from the developer Econ Technologies and costs $49.99. There is also a free iOS app that lets you control your backups from your iPhone or iPad.