Profile: DriveSavers stays true to data-recovery roots

DriveSavers has 20-plus years of experience helping computer users recover lost data from failed hard drives. Rik Myslewski takes a tour of DriveSavers headquarters and profiles the company’s data-recovery methods and the role Macs play in the process.

What to do with your summer picsAs Labor Day arrives and summer departs, it leaves you with a camera and camcorder stuffed with memories. “What then?” is exactly the purpose of this week’s Macworld Video: Sharing your summer images and movies with the rest of the world.
What to do with an old iPhoneYou’ve upgraded to Apple’s iPhone 3G. But what to do with that original iPhone you bought a year ago? Christopher Breen outlines three options—give it away, sell it, or keep it.

iPod touch case roundup: Two grips and a shade
In this week's iPod case roundup, Roman Loyola looks at three iPod touch cases: Griffin's FlexGrip, ShadesCases Shades, and Speck's ArmorSkin.
Review: Yelp for iPhone
Some Yelp fans may be disappointed by the limitations of this mobile version for the popular business directory site. But the Yelp iPhone applications offers a useful and easy way to find nearby businesses.
Review: LaCie d2 DVD±RW with LightScribe disc burner
If you’re looking for the fastest DVD burner for writing at 20x (single-layer) and 12x (dual-layer) speeds using compatible media, the d2 is an excellent choice.
Review: Internet radio apps for iPhone
Think video killed the radio star? Think again—a vast selection of content remains available via Internet radio. And several apps are available via the App Store to help you listen to that content through your iPhone or iPod touch.
Review: iPhone fantasy football draft tools
The football season is about to kick off, which means fantasy leagues are holding their annual drafts. A pair of apps aim to help you with your pre-draft preparation. Do they deliver?

Ease the Safari-to-iTunes lyric pasting task
Use a simple AppleScript to make it simpler to copy lyrics from Safari (or any other browser) to iTunes.
Bugs & Fixes: iTunes’ CD mounting bug
Ted Landau looks at a bug introduced in iTunes 7.7 that occurs when you insert a CD to import into iTunes.
Permanently delete Mail messages
Learn a useful—and potentially dangerous—method of permanently deleting messages in Mail.
Bulk-add Mail addresses to Address Book
Need to quickly and easily pull email addresses from your Inbox into Address Book? MailCM will do the job in next to no time.
What to do with an old iPhone
You’ve upgraded to Apple’s iPhone 3G. But what to do with that original iPhone you bought a year ago? Christopher Breen outlines three options—give it away, sell it, or keep it.

Share your favorite spots on the Web
Feeling bored by your usual stops on the Internet? Perhaps it’s time for some fresh inspiration. Senior Editor Kelly Turner proposes a bookmark exchange: we’ll share some of our favorite sites in exchange for yours.
Ihnatko: How Apple could make e-books work
E-books, even Amazon's highly touted Kindle, haven't taken off. Andy Ihnatko thinks that the iPhone could change all that.
Why Google has lost its mojo
Google looks as if it’s on top of the world right now, holding an ever-increasing lion’s share of the search market. But Preston Gralla of Computerworld thinks the company has lost its mojo.
A tale of two Tetrises
When can a billion-dollar company learn a few things from a poor college student? When you look at the curious case of Tetris on the iPhone, Jason Snell says.
Seinfeld and Microsoft: More proof that IT is crazy
Network World’s Mark Gibbs can’t believe the news that Microsoft is paying Jerry Seinfeld $10 million to tout Vista.