Snoop iPhone data with limitations

what's the big deal?

people should freely share every personal detail anyway, right?

just upload that to the cloud, friend... trust us... it's cool.

WOKKA WOKKA!

I'm surprised nobody has commented yet on the fact that (according to the article) it DOESN'T WORK WITH iOS 4! Hello! Failure out of the gate? :-D
iOS 4 adoption has already exceeded 50% according to some reports.

"In order to work, the iPhone Spy Stick requires a Windows machine (Windows XP, Vista, or 7 only)"

XP, Vista, or 7 only?

It's sure going to be hard to find a machine that runs one of those!

First Apple doesn't release those numbers, Second you need to see many more cases to know the types of cases that this type of product will be good for, will be encrypted, Third Apple doesn't have a method to decrypt the data, or at least that is how they responded to my clients subpoena. PEOPLE, that is what gets the job done, not some cheap software. That's my main point, your product isn't a lockpick, it's an expensive data parser.

I know plenty about it, its a rip off plain and simple. You're right, it doesn't use those calls at all, it actually looks at the data already transferred from the phone itself by iTunes or other programs. You guys can do much better.

Ben,
Gee, I have a hard time taking you seriously now. From the maclockpick web site: "Apple iPhone - Gather information stored by the Apple iPhone and other devices using the Apple Mobile Sync system on Windows and Mac OS X computers. Information captured includes (but is not limited to) the following"

Now quit trying to hijack the article and promoting your inferior product.

http://www.macforensicslab.com/ProductsAndServices/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=2

I never said it was encrypted, and its fully recoverable, just the product you speak of won't recover any locked phone, so why pay $399 for it. And I can tell you to take a moment and check some surveys to find out how many phones are locked, you'd be surprised to know numbers outside of your own organization's breath. Nice job at promoting your own product, which doesn't live up to its name when the device is locked.

I saw the title and got excited, thinking there was an announcement of a Snoop Dogg app on the way. Very misleading!

MobileSyncBrowser can do that (and other things) without the phone present. If you can connect the phone later and sync it, so much the better. Bundling a keychain drive hardly justifies the $150+ difference at the 'Sale Price' compared to whats already out there for free/for cheap. As someone mentioned, you can take any ordinary thumbdrive, waltz off with their backup data and scrutinize it at your leisure (which by the way, I don't condone)

I'm also skeptical about the recovering deleted text part. But what do I know? :)

What would be MORE useful is a stick that has a 30 pin connector that you can just plug into an iPhone to gather the data, then extract it later on your computer.