- The iPhone Backup Extractor is significant, in that it doesn't require you to restore your device to a prior backup date to restore the photos, text messages, call logs and other data on your iPhone or iPod. Instead, you can select the backup date from the list of prior backups it collects from iTunes, determine which data you want to extract, and select a location on your computer for the information to be stored. Both text message and call log data are extracted to a spreadsheet, while photos, videos and voice memos are extracted as separate files and saved in the folder of your choice.
- It's important to understand that the Backup Extractor can only extract data from your iPhone or iPod Touch that had been previously backed up to your computer. The reason for this, is that the Extractor pulls the data directly from iTunes -- not from your Apple device. If you lost photos or messages before having a chance to sync your device, the Backup Extractor won't be able to access these files for you.
- The iPhone Backup Extractor is available for trial use and purchase from the iPhone Backup Extractor website. You can download and try the software application prior to purchasing it, which allows you to extract and download a select number of files to your computer. When you purchase the application via PayPal or credit card, you'll have full access to all of the application's features and will be able to download an unlimited amount of data from your prior backups.
- While you won't be able to extract data related to your downloaded music or applications on your iPhone or iPod Touch, you will be able to extract almost all other types of data on your device. Data the iPhone Backup Extractor enables you to extract includes: voicemails, SMS messages, voice memos, calendars, call logs, photos, videos, contacts, notes and location data.
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