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Free Cox Storage Service Goes Mobile

March 22, 2013 |
ATLANTA -- Cox High Speed Internet customers now have even more ways to access their documents, media and files through Cox Secure Online Backup. The cloud-based storage service now includes apps for both iPhone and Android smartphones, Cox Communications has announced.

Cox Secure Online Backup was designed for today’s Internet users who want access to all of their important content, anytime and anywhere. The smartphone apps add to the already wide-range of ways to access Cox Secure Online Backup, including a secure website and Windows & Macintosh clients. The new app provides the convenience and flexibility of storage in the cloud, allowing Cox customers to safely access and share, anytime and anywhere.

“Our customers are mobile and demand constant connectivity,” said Philip Nutsugah, vice president of product development and management for Cox Communications. “Cox Secure Online Backup delivers this mobility, and also has the added peace of mind of backing up important content, like music and photos, in a secure online environment.”

Cox Communications Inc.



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