DataRecovery-CT: “We can recover your data”. Locally based business CT Hard Drive & Data Recovery in Madison, CT offers professional and reliable support throughout the entire Connecticut area. We are your local hard drive recovery experts and can help you find immediate solutions to recover your lost or damaged data.

CT Hard Drive & Data Recovery is a MacWorks division and offers over 18 years of experience working with PC and Mac hard drives. We are your local hard drive recovery experts, offering on-site support. and can help you find immediate solutions to recover your lost or damaged data. We recover data from Desktop Drives, Laptop Drives, External Drives, Servers, RAID Systems, Network Attached Storage Devices (NAS), Storage Area Network Devices (SAN), Flash Drives, and Camera Media.

Take a look at one of our recent success stories with the nice folks at 3 Pixels Design Group, testimonial found here.

To request a quote, you can email your information to
info@datarecovery-ct.com, or call 203-936-SAVE(7283) to speak with us regarding your specific data recovery needs.

Hopefully you were luck enough to pre-order the newest operating system from Microsoft, Windows 7 coming in October 2009. By ordering before July 11th, you were eligible for a 50% discount on the Home or Premium edition.

If your requirements are to run MS Windows on your Mac, MacWorks can assist with your installation and setup. You can choose to use virtualization with Parallels or VMWare Fusion for a single, seamless experience. Or you can create a dual boot system using Apple’s BootCamp technology and choose to boot either from Windows or Mac OS X.

Whatever you choice, MacWorks is available to find the best option to fit your requirements. We serve the entire state of Connecticut working with individuals and major corporations. Give us a call to schedule a consultation.

TUAW Review: Quickoffice for iPhone: “”

Quickoffice consists of three components in one app; Quickword, Quicksheet, and Quickoffice Files. Quickword creates, edits, and views Microsoft Word, Quicksheet does the same for Excel spreadsheets, and Quickoffice Files (US$1.99, click opens iTunes) is the piece that moves files to and from the iPhone as well as serving as a file viewer.

(Via http://www.tuaw.com/2009/04/29/tuaw-review-quickoffice-for-iphone/.)

Whether you are using an Apple iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm, and Symbian.

MacWorks, LLC in conjunction with it’s mobile email workspace partners can help you get the latest information anytime, anywhere. Using push email technology, new email, meeting invitations, and event changes are immediately pushed over-the-air to the mobile device without having to wait for a manual or scheduled sync.

Give us a call to help you come up with a “game plan” to get your Mobile office connected and synchronized. Whether you are a recent “switcher” to the Mac or run a business that has Windows and Mac users, we have a plan that’s right for you.

Call MacWorks, LLC today – 203.285.6405 or toll free 800.700.1673

Fully functional Office 2008 for Mac trial is now available: “

Those who want to try out Office 2008 for Mac but don’t want to fork over hundreds of dollars just yet can now use a 30-day trial of the software. Microsoft’s Mac BU made the fully-functional trial available on its website today, noting that the trial version is convertible to a full version of the product at any time.

This means that if you decide you like Office 2008, you can upgrade directly to the Home & Student Edition or Standard Edition, and you can do so via download or from a local retailer. Thirty days is a decent amount of time to test out a productivity suite, too, so you should be able to get a feel for all the changes since the last version of Mac Office. In case you’re wondering what the Ars take on Office 2008 is, you can check out our thoughts in our first look review.

The full version of Office 2008 for Mac (Standard Edition) runs just under $400 with the upgrade going for $240. The Home and Student Edition is quite a bit cheaper at $150 for the full version (no upgrade), though it doesn’t contain Exchange capabilities that the other versions have. Microsoft promises further details about the 30-day trial on the Mac BU blog sometime later today, though an update has not yet appeared there. We’ll be sure to check back later.

You can buy a discounted copy of Office 2008 for Mac at the MacWorks Amazon Store.