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02/22/2008, 4:45pm, EST
Friday, February 22nd
DriveSavers offers iPhone recovery service
DriveSavers unveiled an iPhone recovery service at Macworld Expo in January, offering users the opportunity to save essential data from a malfunctioning iPhone that was not backed up. The service is able to recover pictures and critical data, once all other possible recovery alternatives have been exhausted. DriveSavers advertises a five to seven day turnaround for the recovery service, and costs anywhere from $500 to $1400, depending on the quality of the recovery.
In the event that DriveSavers cannot save any data, a $100 attempt fee is charged.
In an interview with MacNN, senior data recovery engineer John Christopher told MacNN that so far, DriveSavers has been successful with the service. He highlighted a recovery he performed, saying an iPhone dropped 27 floors down an apartment garbage chute in New York. Despite the massive damage the device incurred, a complete recovery was made.
An iPhone that fell 27 floors down a garbage chute
Filed under: iPhone, industry
Other story tags: Macworld Expo, service, recovery, DriveSavers
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