Rain will likely ruin your iPhone, but that does not mean it will ruin your photos. How is that possible? Check out Noelle’s story below. (If you are interested in learning about the extreme measures used to recover Noelle’s photos, click here.) Noelle’s Story: A …
A little rain can’t hurt. Unless, you are a smartphone. Rain kills smartphones! But rain does not always kill data! In this blog post, FlashFixers details the extreme measures used to successfully recover photos from a water damaged iPhone. Fixing a Water …
Submerged in salt water for hours? No problem. Run over by a car? That’s ok. Hit with a hammer? You’d be surprised. In all of these situations, what’s keeping your smartphone “alive” is only the size of your fingertip – …
Putting all your eggs in one basket has never been a good idea. So trusting the storage of all your photos, videos and music in one tiny piece of plastic and metal is setting yourself up for a tragic afternoon …
We’ve all been there–It’s twenty minutes before your thesis is due, you put the file on your flash drive to print it off at school, you put your flash drive in the USB port and…nothing; your flash drive isn’t detected …
Failure can be avoided by backing up to more than one place This advice has been offered for years, but not by computer techs that are interested in making serious money off digital photo recovery. If you’re a professional photographer, …
There’s nothing quite like the sinking feeling you get when you accidentally drop your iPhone in water. You never know if it will survive- and you don’t even want to think about what your parents will say if it doesn’t. …
So you want to destroy a USB flash drive? Or perhaps you think you already have. Either way, there’s something you need to know… Even if a USB flash drive is destroyed, the data on the flash drive might still be accessible. Well, …
If there’s an event to be remembered, you can bet someone will be there, snapping pictures. If you’re the picture-snapper this season, you’ll want to be sure you don’t get to the end of it and realize you didn’t get …
Twenty years ago, backing up data meant owning a large file cabinet. Now that sleek metal cabinet is collecting rust in the garage while all of your important information is stored on your computer, tablet, or smartphone. But if you …