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New Release of Industry Leading Computer Forensics Product Further Enhances ... - MarketWatch (press release)

New Release of Industry Leading Computer Forensics Product Further Enhances ... MarketWatch (press release) IEF is the industry standard to recover data and retrieve deleted files on a computer hard drive. IEF can search for evidence within a number of applications including: social networking, IM chats, webmail, browsers, and p2p artifacts. and more »

Beyond the Lion's roar: The best overlooked, underrated features - Techworld.com

Beyond the Lion's roar: The best overlooked, underrated features Techworld.com While iOS-like navigation and app-launching interfaces, autosave/restore capabilities, AirDrop file sharing and an emergency restore partition are by all means important, there are a lot of helpful tweaks and enhancements that can easily be missed. and more »

71 New APIs: SinglePlatform, CBSSports.com and Web Video Dashboard - ProgrammableWeb (blog)

71 New APIs: SinglePlatform, CBSSports.com and Web Video Dashboard ProgrammableWeb (blog) The API allows these messages to be recorded in MP3 or WAV formats. Recorded audio files can be downloaded later, integrated with and played via applications or websites, or deleted. Up to 30 minutes of audio can be recorded at a time, ... and more »

Dig deep into Lion: The best overlooked, underrated features - ARNnet

Dig deep into Lion: The best overlooked, underrated features ARNnet While iOS-like navigation and app-launching interfaces, autosave/restore capabilities, AirDrop file sharing and an emergency restore partition are by all means important, there are a lot of helpful tweaks and enhancements that can easily be missed. and more »

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher | Gibson Dunn - 2011 Year-End Update on Class Actions - Linex Legal (press release) (registration)

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher | Gibson Dunn - 2011 Year-End Update on Class Actions Linex Legal (press release) (registration) In Nachshin, a class of 66 million AOL subscribers brought claims against AOL for inserting footers containing promotional messages into subscribers' e-mails without permission. Although the millions of plaintiffs lived throughout the United States, ...