Losing the data from your smartphone or tablet can be quite critical. Important messages, contacts that are hard to get back, photos that aren't stored anywhere else, all are things that you don't want to lose.
Wondershare Dr.Fone for Android will help you recover data from Android smartphones and tablets. The application works with both accidentally deleted files as well as devices that no longer function properly, so you're covered no matter what the situation is, Furthermore, the list of compatible devices is quite comprehensive, so you shouldn't have any issues there either.
One of the best things about Wondershare Dr.Fone for Android is how friendly this tool actually is. All you have to do is to connect the device to your PC, scan it and you will see a list with all the recoverable data. You can get back the data from the phone itself or from any microSD card that you may have installed.
Just so you know, the application will need to install some software on your device and the scanning speed depends on a series of variables so it may not always be as quick as you want to. However, what I actually didn't like about Wondershare Dr.Fone for Android is that the free version only shows you which files can be recovered, without actually giving you the chance to see how the recovery process works, even if just for a limited number of files.
In case you wanted my opinion, Wondershare Dr.Fone for Android is worth checking out, even if the latest version crashed a couple of times on my computer. The tool is effective, user-friendly and can get you out of some really sticky situations, so it will make a good addition to your collection.
Pros
- Works with almost any type of Android device
- It provides a wizard-like interface
- Can retrieve various types of files and data
Cons
- The trial version doesn't actually recover any files
- Restarts the device during scanning
- Crashes occasionally
Can this app recover files from Samsung Galaxy S5 - internal memory (believed to be often referred to as "USB memory" or "internal flash memory"). I accidentally deleted some important "memo" app files from my brand new S5 (think they're probably just text files, however). Although my phone has a 64GB SD card in it, I doubt the deleted files are on that, seeing as I'm not all that much "Android familiar" at this point. The "memo" app is the " bare-bones original" app that came with the phone, not the so-called "essentials" version, which I think is called "S memo". Also, if all fail, can this app retrieve files as "raw data" from the S5 internal memory?
I tried to download the free trial to my Mac computer. I can't see the running functionality on my computer. Kindly advise me.
Good day, I cannot view any .mp4, .3gp, .avi or any form of video and audio media after its recovery. Please help.