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FlashFixers’ ImageRecall Don’t Panic Mobile Edition helps users recover their music, photos and video files from memory cards

January 8, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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ImageRecall Don't Panic Mobile EditionA company called FlashFixers released ImageRecall Don’t Panic Mobile Edition (DPME) recovery software, which is a special version of the ImageRecall recovery software series, designed to retrieve accidentally deleted or corrupted files from memory cards. FlashFixers’ idea is to: a) tap into the huge camera phone market; and b) use CES to gain some media attention. And with about 6 camera phones being sold for every stand-alone digital camera, they may be onto something. Especially if their claim is true, and it states that Don’t Panic Mobile Edition is the “quickest and easiest way to recover lost movie clips, photos, MP3 tracks and ring tones from a mobile phone’s memory card.”

The software supports virtually all common file formats as well as popular mobile phone memory card types. The interface is super easy, allowing for step-by-step operation, and there are also professional features for rebuilding of corrupt files, scan cards for damage, view recovered images, change the destination directory, securely erase cards, make backups and burn recovered files to CD or DVD.

Finally, software requirements and the price – Don’t Panic Mobile Edition works on Windows PCs and it costs $24.95…

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