October 1st, 2008 - - Wizcode LLC (http://www.wizcode.com), the leading publisher of software for mobile devices annouced today the official release of two new C++ libraries - the Phoenix Data Recovery for Windows Mobile library  and the FATFS API library.

The FATFS library provides application developers with a set of robust and highly efficient code for low-level access to storage cards on Pocket PC devices allowing managment of the FAT file system, the FAT tables, internal file system structures, and sector-level access.

Phoenix is a C++ framework that can be used for building advanced data recovery applications for Windows Mobile Devices. Features include ScanDisk (FAT file system error recovery), File Undelete (recovering deleted files and folders from FAT formatted storage cards), Unformat (zero-assumption based data recovery of more than 100 file formats that can recover data even from formatted media), and Media Surface Data Recovery (bad sector/cluster recovery).

Both libraries are based on Wizcode's extensive depth of knowledge and expertise in low-level FAT access and data recovery and company's leadership in this specific area.

Wizcode is also proud to announce a new product line based on the new libraries and its Revolution Framework:

• Wizcode Scan Disk Mobile - check Pocket PC storage cards for problems and automatically fix them. Recover bad sectors from defective media.
• Wizcode Undelete Mobile - recover accidentally deleted files from storage card for Pocket PCs.
• Wizcode Unformat Mobile - recover photos and images, documents and emails, files and data from severely damaged or formatted storage cards.
• Wizcode Data Recovery Mobile - the Swiss Army knife of storage card recovery for Windows Mobile Devices.

Beta testing timelines for each product will be announced shortly.

We are posting some preliminary screenshots of the upocoming products below:

Wizcode Data Recovery Evolution module launcher

About screen (note the Evolution buttons)

Evolution storage card picker dialog

Undelete files module in action

The new ScanDisk module in action