All articles about FoneLab for Android

FoneLab Android Data Recovery is specially designed for retrieving deleted or lost data from Android phones and tablets including photos, contacts, videos, audio, call histories, apk files and documents.

Written by Boey Wong | 21.04.2017

When you deleted or lost the photos shared by your friends via Facebook, don't feel sad. In this post, we will show you an easy way to retrieve deleted photos within few clicks.

Written by Boey Wong | 03.03.2017

Well, it is not surprised but sorry to hear that. Here is a good news to cheer you up though: a HTC One photo recovery program can absolutely bring your deleted or lost photos back to life as long as they have not been overwritten yet.

Written by Boey Wong | 03.03.2017

Most importantly, the software is the best Android data recovery tool and 100% clean and secure to use. Once you get this program, you get the priviledge of free upgrade for lifetime.

Written by Boey Wong | 01.03.2017

How to recover deleted photos from OnePlus One? All you need is a tool that called FoneLab Android Data Recovery.

Written by Lisa Ou | 15.02.2017

What can you do in this case? Don't worry, with a Moto X data recovery tool, it becomes a piece of cake to recover deleted videos from Android devices, too.

Written by Boey Wong | 17.01.2017

But every coin has two sides, they also put us in trouble when some important files stored in the device get lost.

Written by Boey Wong | 16.01.2017

Almost every Android device users including Huawei phone users have WhatsApp app installed in their phones. Because it is the most convinient way to communicate with friends, family and other people.

Written by Boey Wong | 14.01.2017

SD card is used for storing massive photos, videos, music and other files. With the widely use of SD card, including Samsung phone, data loss has become very common, especially photos.

Written by Boey Wong | 14.01.2017

The key to perform successful recovery is stop using your Android device immediately after you found out data loss to avoid overwriting.

Written by Boey Wong | 13.01.2017