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Pocket PC Forensic Investigator Tool examines windows pocket pc cell phone through USB port and extracts hardware and software information including (mobile model number, manufacturer name, serial number (IMEI), subscriber number, files records, operating system registry records, database and phone information). Software for Pocket PC users similarly shows general details like phone book contact numbers, appointment and task details.
Some of the supported Pocket PC and PDA mobile device are Microsoft/Flextronics "Peabody", Mitac Mio 8390, Mitac Mio 8380, Motorola i930, Motorola Q Motorola CN620 "MOD", Motorola MPx220, Motorola MPx and MPx100, Motorola MPx200, Neonode N1 "limitless" mobile device, O2 XDA IQ, O2 XDA Atom, O2 XDA, O2 Xphone, Orange SPV C600 smartphone , Orange SPV C550 smartphone etc.
Product features:
- Efficiently analyze and extract detailed information of Pocket PC mobile cell phone.
- Show files, operating system registry, database records and phone information of your Smartphone or PDA devices.
- Support all major and latest Pocket PC and PDA mobile device.
- Generate phone book directory, model number with manufacturer name, IMEI number and subscriber number.
- Facilitate to save all complete information in HTML or TEXT file format.
- Provide graphical user interface with in-built help menu.
- Software is cost effective and easily operated by layman users.
System Requirements:
- AMD, Intel, Pentium or equivalent processor
- Minimum 128 MB of RAM
- Minimum 10 MB of Free Hard Disk space
- Compatible platform includes Windows XP (Home, Professional, Media Center, Tablet PC) edition, Vista, 2000, ME, NT, Server 2003, 98 Operating system
Please remember Synchronizing mobile device with your PC is a faster, easier way to connect your desktop or tablet PC and your Windows Mobile powered device to transfer information, settings and files. Synchronization is handled with different applications for Windows Vista and Windows XP or earlier, so please checks which operating system your PC is running and choose the appropriate option.
If your PC is running Windows Vista, your synchronization settings will be managed through the Windows Mobile Device Center and if your PC is running Windows XP, or earlier, your synchronization settings will be managed through Microsoft ActiveSync.
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