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To: Minus_The_Bear


Cellebrite's UME-36Pro, Universal Memory Exchanger, is a professional, stand-alone phone memory transfer and backup solution that transfers all forms of content, including pictures, videos, ringtones, SMS, as well as phonebook contact data between a wide range of mobile phones, smart phones and PDAs. The UME-36Pro was designed with the needs of the mobile phone industry in mind. Rugged and easy to use, the UME-36Pro promises mobile communication service providers years of service thanks to Cellebrite's constant firmware updates that keep the UME-36Pro current with the latest cellular phone models. The UME-36Pro operates with the ease, speed and reliability that customers have come to expect from Cellebrite.

MAIN FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES

Based on Windows CE

Supports transfer of content across all mobile handset technologies - GSM, CDMA, UMTS, 3G, TDMA, IDEN and more

Transfer of phones internal memory and SIM card content

Transfer of phonebooks, pictures, videos, ring-tones, and SMS

Supports multiple language encodings

Available connectivity: USB, Serial, IrDA and Bluetooth connections to phones

Transfer, backup and restore of mobile phone content

Supports Symbian™, Microsoft Mobile™ Palm™, and BlackBerry™ operating systems

Integrated SIM/Smart Card reader

Integrated PC connection allowing content backup and management

Stand-alone device or an integrated PC solution

User-friendly and self-explanatory

Easily upgraded through software file downloads


4 posted on 04/19/2011 8:43:43 PM PDT by WaterBoard
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To: WaterBoard

Another factoid from the story is that the MI police apparently have a whopping five of these in the entire state. It would seem to follow that a phone would need to be formally seized to be thus read in most traffic cases.

Seems that more serious questions would arise from using what is marketed as a cell phone provider gadget for the ease of providing customer service (like for exchanges or upgrades of old phones), in a legal and evidence capacity. Is the device legally certified to get everything right? It, and any police action taken relying on it, could suffer in court that way much as uncalibrated breathalyzers do.


20 posted on 04/19/2011 10:59:20 PM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Hawk)
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