DriveSavers today announced the launch of a new consumer-facing service that's designed to unlock iOS devices for customers who have forgotten their passcodes, been locked out after too many incorrect ...

Data recovery is a field all about precision, being able to inspect, analyze, and ultimately recover data from sources that are potentially damaged or otherwise deemed 'unsalvageable.' DriveSavers ...

So your backup didn't work the way you expected and now a hard drive has failed, leaving you without access to important data. Don't toss out that damaged drive just yet. You may very well be able to ...

NOVATO, Calif. -- When it comes to data storage, most everyone has lost media and files to crashes, mechanical failures, physical damage, or worse. "My computer ...

After getting epicly hacked and having my computer wiped remotely, I was left with the world's saddest MacBook Air. My useless machine came back to me from the Apple Store with a new OS installed on a ...

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One of the hardest concepts for anyone to accept is the fact that all drives fail. Every storage medium, including your phone, USB stick, HDD, SSD, or CD/DVD, will eventually fail. This is not a ...

(NOVATO, Calif. Sept. 29, 2015) –DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic services, today celebrates 30 years of rescuing data from physically damaged, ...

DriveSavers takes data recovery seriously. So seriously, in fact, that the company recently installed a $2 million cleanroom complex in its Novato, Calif., headquarters. In this 2,000 square foot ...

DriveSavers is known for its data recovery services, and today the company announced what it claims to be the first iPhone “passcode lockout recovery service” for consumers. GrayKey made headlines ...

DriveSavers Founder Scott Gaidano shows off customer memorabilia: Photo: Matt Hines/eWEEK. Various artifacts and customer autographs at DriveSavers. Photo: Matt Hines/eWEEK. A burned PC sent to ...