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The Phone House now offers backup and transfer of mobile data in its stores across the Netherlands

February 19, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Actually it was Cellebrite and not The Phone House that announced that visitors to the Carphone Warehouse’s Dutch group company can now securely transfer their mobile data when buying a new mobile phone.

Unfortunately, the news deals with the Netherlands market only, but I guess if this experiment proves as a success, we’ll see Carphone Warehouse expanding the offering to the other markets, too.

The system used for the backup and restore of the data is the Cellebrite’s UME-36Pro, a carrier-grade solution for mobile data transfer at the point of sale.

Among the data customers can backup/transfer to the new phone are phonebook contacts, text messages, images, videos and more. Once the data is on The Phone House’s computers, customers have a chance to get it on a 1GB USB disk drive, which is kinda neat.

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