Throughout the Android phones released in 2013 so far, most of them are designed as a multi-media entertainment device, Especial for the photofgraphy feature. We can learn from those flag-ship gadgets, most of them have a powerful camera with 1.3MP pixel, even Sony Xperia Z1 is featured with a G camera that have 2.07MP pixel. Photography capacity get more and more attention from the manufacturers based on the demends of comsumers
Demands of Android photos recovery also is increasing
Since Android phone have a powerful capacity for photography, users more like to use Android phone to take photos. However, followed by this popular is situation of photo loss from Android phone is more and more. To figure out the reasons of Android photos loss, you can find all kinds of causes is possible:
* Accidental formatting of media
* Accidental deletion of picture(s)
* Misuse of memory cards
* Corruption in memory card
* Use of memory drives in a variety of computers
The most common of them is accidental deletion for Android photos.
Is it possible to recover deleted photos from Android
Let's gain further insight into what happen when photo was deleted from Android phone. In fact, the file system of Android is similar as other storage media. The android system does not wipe the those actual data. Surprise? then how are photos deleted. There's a file table in Android which stores information where each files is locations physically. The photo file entry is deleted there, which is the same in Android memory card.
So, there are chance for us to recover deleted photos from Android phone. You may think you need to ask for professional service and pay a lot to achieve it. Indeed, we can get back lost photos by ourselves,
Then developer has add a backup and restore feature in Android OS, such as Gmail account or Google+ can sync the phone photos to the cloud server. However, not all of us have Gmail account or backup data, how to restore deleted photos from Android by ourselves when we have no backup?
Professional Android data recovery software can help us. A useful tool called Tenorshare Android Data Recovery can recover deleted, lost contacts, text messages, photos, videos and call history from Android Phone and Tablet.Get more detail about Tenorshare Android Data Recovery here:http://www.card-data-recovery.com/product/android-data-recovery.html
Steps for Android deleted photos recovery
With the help of Tenorshare Android Data Recovery, you just need to follow the guide in the software, you can easily know how to get back deleted photos from Android.
Before doing photos recovery with Android Data Recovery program, we need to do some preparation on the phone and computer.
1. Install the drive for the phone to computer, you can download the drive from official web of your phone.
2.Enable USB Debugging in your phone, different versions of Android os have different operation:
For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter “Settings” < Click “Applications” < Click “Development” < Check “USB debugging”
For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter “Settings” < Click “Developer options” < Click”USB debugging”
For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter “Settings” < Click “About Phone” < Tap “Build number” for several times until getting a note “You are under developer mode” < Back to “Settings” < Click “Developer options” < click “USB debugging” Then, you can download Tenorshare Android Data Recovery and install to computer. Here, you just follow the steps:
Step 1: Shut down other Android phone management software in computer, and launch Tenorshare Android Data Recovery.
Step 2: Connect your Android phone to computer with USB cable, then the program will detect your phone.
Step 3:After detecting, you can click “next” button, and at the same time, a “permisson ask” from super user app may ouccr in your phone, you just click “allow”, then click”start”, scanning will begin.
Step 4:After the scan, your data will be classified by category, so you can easily choose any kind of them to preview. After preview, select your wanted ones, click “Recover” and choose a save path on your PC to save them.
