- Digital Photo Rescue Professional - Erased Pictures Will Be Recovered — If trying to look at your pictures you all you could see was an error message or a blank screen, don’t rush to format your disk or flash card, don’t try to fill it up with new data either. Chances are you can recover the lost images with Digital Photo Rescue Professional by ObjectRescue.com. The software recovers lost data from digital cameras, PDA, mobile phones, and a wide range of other multimedia…
- The Uncorked Cellar, A Digital Wine Card — Whether you are a wine seller, collector or adorer, you’ll love it. It’s a real wine encyclopedia at your fingertips, and you are the author. With just a click of the mouse, the information on every bottle of wine stored in your cellar will appear before you, at any moment you want it! The Uncorked Cellar is a lot more than a local wine catalog. Although it can throw at you the details…
- Duplicate File Detector - take the burden off your hard drives in a few clicks — Today, when hard drives have grown to enormous sizes, we don’t really care when copying files around, downloading software from the Internet and storing documents to locations that seem to be most convenient in a specific situation. All that results of dozens and hundreds of identical files being stored on your hard drive or drives, which, apart from being plain confusing, creates unwanted mess and decreases the free hard drive…
- Password Recovery .MDB - jet-fast recovery of lost database passwords — There is no doubt that Microsoft Access is one of the most popular and functional database applications in the world. Thanks to its simplicity, it is used by office workers and developers, experienced programmers and novices, for simple database storage tasks and for creating complex database-driven applications. Active development often means that dozens of databases are created, exchanged and modified at the same time, so chances are…
- USB CopyNotify! – a reliable USB sentinel that won't let your data be stolen — Today’s USB drives are compact, spacious and fast, which makes them a standard medium for data storage and transfer. Their size and speed also make them an ideal tool for data theft — you can simply plug a tiny device into a USB port of any computer on the network and copy gigabytes of data in a couple of minutes. If your network contains confidential data that must be accessible to users but cannot leave the…
- Selkie Rescue Data Recovery: Wake Up Your Dead Computer — Computers and gadgets seem to like to fail when we need them most. So, there’s nothing surprising in the operating system shutting down with the blue screen of death half an hour before your career’s most important event. Computer failure could be a great theme for the creation of career-busting thrillers. But, unfortunately for producers and very fortunately for users, recovering data from a crashed computer now takes…
- Duplicate File Finder .NET - a jolt of fresh air for a clogged hard drive — Since the majority of today’s hard drives are measured in hundreds of gigabytes or even in terabytes, we rarely pay attention to how we keep our data organized, if at all. A visit of a friend with a portable hard drive full of movies, photos and music or a LAN party leaves chaos on your data storage and you may be quite surprised to find several copies of the same folders and files…
- Virtual Flash Drive - a hack-proof container for your most valuable data — If the content of your hard drives is not limited to family photos and favorite MP3 tracks and you have information that you'd rather not make public, you have several options to choose from. The easiest method would be to hide your data folders in the depths of your system hoping that intruders would not be smart enough to look in non-standard locations. However, this is a bit naïve and you shouldn't rely on this method if you want real protection. Apparently, you can copy all your…
- RoboBasket - maintain order on your hard drive in a way you've never imagined! — Keeping files in order is a task few of us manage to cope with. A new computer or a freshly-installed OS somehow make us keep things in order for a while, but a few days or weeks later you simply forget about it and start tossing files across your hard drive, saving downloads to your desktop, copying music to multiple folders and creating documents of all kinds in the root of your…
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