iPhone - Evidence Handset Reader Tools

iPhone - Evidence Handset Reader Tools
Two questions:

1) How many 'evidence' handset reader tools can you name off the top of your head?
2) And how many of those tools extract and harvest data from iPhones?

In answer to question one we know we can at least identify thirteen (13) tools and the answer to question two is also at least thirteen (13) tools. The answers can be found in 'iPhone

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