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Acronis True Image 2020: One of the best backup programs adds cloud features

It’s that time of year again: the time when Acronis releases the annual update of its venerable True Image backup program. It’s called True Image 2020 (we tested the Standard version, $49.99 from Acronis), and, yes, I know it’s not 2020 yet, as the moniker implies, but what’s a few months among old friends? True Image is a trusted warhorse.

This year’s improvements are of course welcome for subscription users, and go quite a ways toward making the program easier to use. However, if you own a recent perpetual license version they’re not a must-have.

NEW STUFF

Acronis sent out an email claiming over 100 enhancements

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