Q. would any data on it be recovered as well? I am NO tech wiz, so please bear with me. Is the video, text, etc., data kept IN the cell phone itself? Therefore, would any of that data be retrievable?
A. Weird question?!
Yes, generally everything is stored in the cell phone itself.
And, Yes, some of us can recover just about anything. How much depends on how long the phone was in the water:
1 day ~99% recovery
1 week ~ 75% - 99% recovery
1 month and more ~ variable from 0% to 99%
This also depends on how much the recoverer wants to spend. A government agency ( with nearly unlimited funds ) will have the best chances of getting the data back. Recovering data is an expensive / complex business that most people cannot afford.
I should have just said, "The typical cell phone getting submerged will have nearly all the data inaccessible to the common person."
Good luck.
Yes, generally everything is stored in the cell phone itself.
And, Yes, some of us can recover just about anything. How much depends on how long the phone was in the water:
1 day ~99% recovery
1 week ~ 75% - 99% recovery
1 month and more ~ variable from 0% to 99%
This also depends on how much the recoverer wants to spend. A government agency ( with nearly unlimited funds ) will have the best chances of getting the data back. Recovering data is an expensive / complex business that most people cannot afford.
I should have just said, "The typical cell phone getting submerged will have nearly all the data inaccessible to the common person."
Good luck.
Question about the iPhone 3G Phone plan?
Q. how much would it cost to have minimum texts, unlimited data, and the minimum minutes?
A. if you dont go over on anything it works out to exactly $67.14 in michigan.
39.99 Monthly Service Charge
20.00 Iphone Data + 200 SMS
1.25 Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge
1.82 Universal Service Charge
3.79 State Sales Surcharge
0.29 Sevice Fee for 911
67.14
39.99 Monthly Service Charge
20.00 Iphone Data + 200 SMS
1.25 Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge
1.82 Universal Service Charge
3.79 State Sales Surcharge
0.29 Sevice Fee for 911
67.14
how much does it cost for the Iphone monthly?
Q. the service for internet and cell phone thingy (by cingular or w/e)
I heard for internet its 20 bucks (per month?) and to keep the service its 60 bucks a month so u can talk to others. can you tell me the actual prices unless those are the prices
I heard for internet its 20 bucks (per month?) and to keep the service its 60 bucks a month so u can talk to others. can you tell me the actual prices unless those are the prices
A. The original iPhone data plan on AT&T is $20 per month for unlimited data and includes 200 Text Messages.
The iPhone 3G on AT&T is:
Individual plan, 450 rollover minutes, 5000 night and weekends, unlimited data, unlimited AT&T mobile to mobile, etc.: $69.99 per month plus taxes. That's $39.99 for voice and $30.00 for 3G data service. Text messages is a separate charge. You can add 200 text messages for $5 per month or unlimited texting is $20.00 per month.
Additional fees include:
911 Service Fee: $0.20
Regulatory Cost Recovery Fee: $1.25
Then there are City, County and State Sales Surcharges that depends where you live. It might add up to maybe $6.00 to $8.00?
Lastly there is the Federal Universal Service Charge of maybe $2.25?
Of course you can pay more for more minutes, but you will get rollover minutes (you keep the unused minutes for up to a year).
The iPhone 3G on AT&T is:
Individual plan, 450 rollover minutes, 5000 night and weekends, unlimited data, unlimited AT&T mobile to mobile, etc.: $69.99 per month plus taxes. That's $39.99 for voice and $30.00 for 3G data service. Text messages is a separate charge. You can add 200 text messages for $5 per month or unlimited texting is $20.00 per month.
Additional fees include:
911 Service Fee: $0.20
Regulatory Cost Recovery Fee: $1.25
Then there are City, County and State Sales Surcharges that depends where you live. It might add up to maybe $6.00 to $8.00?
Lastly there is the Federal Universal Service Charge of maybe $2.25?
Of course you can pay more for more minutes, but you will get rollover minutes (you keep the unused minutes for up to a year).
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