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MacWorld iWorld: Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Recovery v5 Announced - WebProNews

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MacWorld iWorld: Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Recovery v5 Announced WebProNews At MacWorld iWorld today, Stellar Data Recovery announced Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Recovery v5, aimed at helping Mac users recover lost, missing or accidentally deleted files. This apparently applies even if you have emptied your trash, formatted the ... Macworld | iWorld: It's about business, tooMacworld all 166 news articles »

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

Dig deep into Lion: The best overlooked, underrated features PC Advisor Lion's well-known All My Files smart folder gives a bird's-eye view of everything on your Mac with files separated by type -- images, PDFs, text-based documents, spreadsheets and so forth. Each type of file displays preview icons of various files that ... and more »

TheAppleGoogle Offers Mac Data Recovery Software at 70% Off - prMac (press release)

TheAppleGoogle Offers Mac Data Recovery Software at 70% Off prMac (press release) You can't even find it in the trash bin? Gosh. What do you now? Well, let me introduce to you a software that should definitely be on your Mac so this sorta stuff doesn't happen again. TheAppleGoogle has partnered with the developers of the popular ...

Lion's FileVault 2 and disk restore: caveat encryptor - Ars Technica

Ars Technica

Lion's FileVault 2 and disk restore: caveat encryptor Ars Technica After reading the section called "What's wrong with HFS+" in John Siracusa's Lion review, I'm surprised that the Mac's file system actually works most of the time. But invariably, after several months of use, some errors manage to accumulate, ... and more »

Take a byte out of cleaning your computer - PennLive.com (blog)

PennLive.com (blog)

Take a byte out of cleaning your computer PennLive.com (blog) If you're on a Mac, use Finder to discover the application's file and then put it in the trash. It's as simple as that. 3. Move old media. Nab the pictures, movies or music you no longer use every day, but still want to keep and put them on another ... and more »