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Our iPhones hold so much data. From Music, photos, videos, contacts, text messages and so much more. As much as we like to store information on our iPhones, we also inherently understand that the data could be lost at any time. Data loss is a risk we take every time we use the iPhone and it can happen for a number of reasons. One of the most common reasons for data loss is usually accidental deletion although it can happen for a whole host of other reasons. There are times when even a software update can cause data loss.

If you have deleted or lost data on your iPhone at some time, whether total or partial loss, you no doubt understand how bad the situation can be, especially when the data lost is important. This is one of the main reasons why is very important to have a backup of the data on your device. Most of the time we do have a backup but there are times when the data is newly created and hence couldn’t be backed up in time.

If you didn’t have a backup, you may be thinking that it is impossible to get back. Keep reading this article, and you’ll come to the pleasing (at least we hope) realization that it is not impossible, you just need the right solution.

Having multiple contacts in the address book is quite confusing. It isn’t easy to go fix all the duplicate contacts in your OS X address book. It will take ages.

Let me ask you something. How many contacts you have in your address book? What if you have over 2000 contacts, and there are duplicate entries. Scanning manually and fixing duplicate contacts will need a lot of time.

And imagine having multiple address books one each for Mac, tablet, and smartphone. Updating and syncing contacts from multiple places itself is a challenge.

This is where Cisdem ContactsMate 3 comes for rescue. It manages your OS X contacts all at a single place. Instead of managing multiple address books, Cisdem ContactsMate 3 lets you sync contacts from different places and manage them from a single dashboard.

Isn’t it a lifesaver?

Plugging in the SD card into your PC to find out it is not getting detected could be the worst nightmare for anyone having thousands of pictures, music and other important data onto it. I have shared many How-to's and utilities to help users recover data but sadly all of them failed or were unable to recover all data on the SD-card which came to me for recovery. After doing a lot of research on why my computer is asking me to "Format" the SD-card instead of reading it's content, I was pretty sure the culprit was a bad file-system boot sector.

While 99.9% of the data recovery applications, both free and paid relied upon the same method to "Scan" and find data from the disk bypassing the file-system "registry" of the files, I was looking for something which will allow me to play with the damaged boot sector of the file-system to recover the underlying "file record registry". Luckily, what I found was not only open-source and free but supported advanced features which nothing else offered, the utility supported NTFS, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, ext2, ext3, ext4, btrfs, BeFS, CramFS, HFS, JFS, Linux Raid, Linux Swap, LVM, LVM2, NSS, ReiserFS, UFS and XFS filesystem and came with cross-platform binaries which can run under DOS, Windows (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, Windows 7 (x86 & x64), Windows 10, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, SunOS and MacOS X.