Free recovers data even if drive not formatted software for mac

Y-E data hexa media drive 1.0 is designed to provide you some enhancements to the firmware of the YD-8V14 to allow access to these new types of cards. Some recently sold Secure Digital cards (SD card) are not accessible using the YD-8V14.

Apple Hard Drive Update 2.0 is a mighty effective program that reduces certain infrequent noises made by 7200-rpm drives.

These drives shipped with the June 2009 MacBook Pro. To complete the firmware update process, please follow the instructions in the updater application (/Applications/Utilities/Hard Drive Update.app). The updater will launch automatically when the installation is complete. New Hard Drive firmware will be: 0007APM2

YE DATA Custom Icon 1.0 is considered as an impressive and unique utility which solves a simple annoyance with digital media card readers.

Instead of getting generic "removable media" icons went inserting a media card. A hi-resolution icon that actually represents the media card inserted is displayed on the desktop and finder. The custom icons make it much easier to find the right media card you want to access and it is also much more visualy pleasing. The drive will only work with card readers manufacturered by YE Data.

Shredder Widget will give you the convenience and security of a digital document shredder right in your Dashboard; even better, its 100% silent and doesnt leave shredded bits about for you to clean up later. Its variable shred levels give you just the amount of protection you need.
Low: Bypass the trash can. Though this isnt as secure a deletion of your files, it is a quick way to get rid of those files you know you dont need, leaving the trash can for those things you just might want to dig out later.
Medium: Secure erase. This mode overwrites your shredded documents with a US Department of Defence compliant 7 pass procedure.
High: Virtual Paper Pulp. Use this setting for only the most sensetive files. Though it might be slow, the 35 pass Gutmann algorithm will ensure that no data from these files is ever recovered.
The digital document shredder is everything you need to feel secure while sitting in front of your Mac. And, with the upcoming release of Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard with Time Machine, this widget will step up to the task of making sure that not even travel backward through time can recover the data you want to permanently remove from your system.
Be careful, though: shredding is total and permanent, and Interdimension Media assumes no responsibility for any loss of data that you may incur through its use (thats the point, though, right?). Just watch out; the desire to round up some digital scraps of paper just for the satisfaction of watching them shred to bits may overtake you.
To shred a document, click and drag a file from the Finder. Then use a hotkey (F12 by default) to call up Dashboard, keeping the document in hand. Drop it on the shredder to permanently erase it from your system.

Enhancements
- Leopard compatibility
- Cycle shred level while dragging (hover over indicator light)
- Cycle shred level with spacebar
- Now shreds documents with foreign characters in filename
- Smoother animation

• Global updates to the application.
• Minor update for Japanese localization.
• Updates for full Mac OS 10.3.x compatibility.
• Updates to the Volume Structure validation and repair routines.
• Updates to the Optimization and Rebuild Volume Structure routines