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While Apple computers are exceptionally dependable and stable, they can lose data under certain circumstances, and data recovery providers need specialized tools for these systems. This section of our blog contains information about Apple devices and Mac OS X computers.
September 10, 2013 – Today, Apple announced the release date of two new version of its popular iPhone smartphone line. On September 20, 2013 the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S will be made available for purchase. The company also announced that the newest version of the iPhone operating system, iOS 7, would be made available two days before, on September 18.
According to numerous publications, September 10 is expected to be the day that Apple releases the specifics of its iPhone 5 refresh. Apple has declined to comment on the rumored date. The Apple fall product refresh is the press conference/seminar hosted by the company to tout new offering and refreshed products in time for the upcoming holiday shopping season. With the Apple iPhone 5S unveiling during the September 10 announcement, Apple is expected to strengthen its position as the number two Smart Phone manufacturer behind Samsung.
Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology announced that it was possible to take control of an Apple iOS device without the consent of the device’s owner. The vulnerability stems from the nature of Apple’s closed application ecosystem. iOS devices are designed to accept digitally signed and certified Apple applications or applications by developers that are assigned digital Apple signatures.
With an expected mid-September launch still possible, pictures and information about the iPhone, 5S have leaked from Apple’s Chinese supply chain. The new iPhone 5S is reported to have the same stylistic features as the iPhone 5 but the internal specifications have changed significantly.
When a person or company decides to use specialized equipment, like Apple Computers to run graphic design programs or network-attached storage systems, is it necessary to hire data recovery specialists trained specifically for these product lines? In a word, yes. Specialized equipment requires specialized training to prepare for all data recovery scenarios.
With more of our lives lived on and through the personal data devices that we use there is an immediate need to guarantee the data stored there is recoverable. Apple's iPhone and iPad devices have three easy to access backup systems available: iTunes backup to computer, iCloud backup, and Wi-Fi sync. Each of these is simple to configure and use.
The ability to distinguish product versions is important to the recovery process and can be a simple task, but telling the difference between upgrade products in the same device family can be difficult. Products like the iPhone 4 vs. 4s and the iPad family from iPad 2 forward are so similar that discerning the model type for recovery purposes can be hit or miss without knowing what to look for.
