Gladinet updates to 1.4, now with added cloud backup kung-fu

Gladinet updates to 1.4, now with added cloud backup kung-fu:

Gladinet is an excellent way to plug your Windows desktop in to a number of cloud storage providers – like Amazon, SkyDrive, Google Docs – as well as your own FTP and WebDAV servers. They also recently added a nifty cloud-to-cloud backup feature.

In the update to version 1.4, Gladinet has built in the ability to selectively back up specific file types to your remote storage. Want to make sure you have a current set of your local files at the ready on Google Docs? Maybe zip all your photos up to LiveDrive? It’s a breeze in the new version.

From your system tray, just right-click the Gladinet icon and choose backup my files online, and in addition to folder and Google Docs backups you can now select Documents/Photos/Videos/Music as options.

Pick one, and Gladinet quickly scours your hard drive for the appropriate files. You can exclude anything you want – for example, stray .GIF images that might be selected by default.

The new task options make backing up your most essential personal files a breeze.

If you’re a believer in the cloud, Gladinet is a must-have free download and the pro version is well worth a look at $39.99 (home) or $59.99 (commercial).