The PC-3000 Mobile is Now Available for Purchase!

[ACE_Admin]

Could you imagine your life without a mobile phone or a tablet? We use them to communicate, to study/work, to have fun…
But so do the criminals! And if damage to your mobile devices along with losing data may just ruin your day, for digital forensic experts, it is often crucial to extract evidence from such storage media for further investigation!

The PC-3000 Mobile is a new tool that brings you a versatile approach to data recovery from mobile devices. It helps you to work with damaged mobile devices and File Systems, get data and evidence with the high- or low-level protocols/software methods/Chip-Off method, analyze content, export data to the formatted report, one of the transport formats, or files.

For more info on the different ways of accessing data, other technical features, updates, and the delivery kit, please click the link below:
https://www.acelab.eu.com/pc-3000-mobile.php

[pclab]

You need to open a section here in the forum for Mobile!

[Roman_TS]

We are going to do that in the nearest time

[d_d_recovery]

Roman it is a great shame that this product is not really for the US market.

[lcoughey]

Source of the post Roman it is a great shame that this product is not really for the US market.

yeah, it is a shame that there isn't a single phone model on the list that I've seen before. There may be some of them around here from ebay purchases, but certainly not through the carriers.

[Roman_TS]

Source of the post Roman it is a great shame that this product is not really for the US market.

I think that each customer can decide for himself - does he need a PC-3000 Mobile or not. We don't want to cheat anyone, all existing features are describe on our website, so everyone can make it's own decision.

[Continuum]

A few questions:
1.Should the Samsung S5 be on the list of mobiles as that is what it in the video?
2. What if the mobile is not rooted before recovery? Surely if you can access the phone to root it, you should be able to access the data?
3. Can you forsee iphones or Samsung phones being added in the next year or so?

[Roman_TS]

Source of the post

Hello. Thanks for your question.

1. It's recommended to chose compatible Vendor Utility for each phone, but generally - it's not critical, you can use Default Vendor. The main idea - each Vendor Utility might provide some additional advices about recovery process;
2. If Mobile Phone is not rooted but belongs to supported models of Phones (based on supported Mediatek or Qualcomm platforms) you still can get access to data. All ROOTed phones are supported - no matter what type of brand or model name do you have;
3. Our developers are working on new models of Mobile Phones, and in future more of them would be added in supported list. iOS devices also under developing but it's hardly to say even approximate time when they will appear in PC-3000 Mobile. Smartphones research is a very complex thing which requires a lot of time and resources.

[Continuum]

Sounds promising.