We receive a lot of positive feedback about our products, but this one made our day… It’s about our free NTFS Undelete product: You really saved my butt! While my wife was sleeping this afternoon, I was a genius and deleted all of our 6-day-old daughter’s baby pictures. Your NTFS Read more…
Andy Brice in his blog Successful Software enumerated a great collection of different promotion methods. He also described his own experience with each of them. Here the list of titles from his posts: Search Engines Pay per lick ads Banner ads Download sites Press releases Trade shows Email marketing Direct Read more…
Hey, we’ve just released nice tool — Partition Find and Mount. This tool allows everyone to easily recover files from lost or accidentally deleted partitions in the very convenient way. So, what are the differences between our software and other tools like R-Studio or similar? I will number three of Read more…
I am currently looking for a web designer and have to look over a lot of designer work. There is a common thing out there, after Windows XP, there is a “standard” to depict a “user” on the icon with a faceless head. Like on the original XP’s control panel Read more…
Sometimes during development we argue about user interface elements. You can try to convince the developer about how to place controls on the forms to better organize the user’s workflow. But the truth is that it is very hard to know exactly what is better. Usually it is more about Read more…
My colleague from our lab is working on damaged NTFS file system analysis. This is needed for our new project currently in development. Recently, we thought it would be nice to release some free utility based on the developing library. And so we did. A couple of weeks for GUI Read more…
Just returned back from my trip to Las Vegas and Los Angeles. The trip was mainly divided into two parts – entertaining (visiting CES), and working (the office of Ji2 Inc). Both of them were good. Currently, we (A-FF Labs) are developing partnership with Ji2, and we’ve started pretty well. Read more…
BIOS password was the first method widely used to protect the computer from unsolicited use. The idea was that your computer won’t boot until the correct password entered. This type of protection was rather weak and was primarily intended to protect from intruders who have no access to the hardware Read more…