In the movie National Treasure 2?!
Question: 1) Is that possible and what would you need to make an exact copy of a cell phone.
2) Does any one else just think the main character is babbling when finding a solution? Nobody would really think of these things...
Answers: 1) Is that possible and what would you need to make an exact copy of a cell phone.
2) Does any one else just think the main character is babbling when finding a solution? Nobody would really think of these things...
1. It may be possible. I'm sure the government has some sort of program that allows "blank" cell phones to become a copy of another. Most Hollywood screenwriters usually do some factual digging to put stuff like that in their stories.
2. Yes, he does. I had a friend who's becoming a lawyer and he had to work on a faux case. He gets to be like that because it's something he's really interested in. I'm a screenwriter and filmmaker (and love to do it) and can get to babbling when I'm working on a new script or setting up a scene for a movie. It's just because you're excited. In Ben Gates' case, he loves history and when he's on a roll, he gets to babbling, but it's coherent babbling.
1] Maybe.
2] yes.
1)maybe
2)yes, some geniuses might
It's called phone cloning and as that area is his expertise i'm sure he would know what he was talking about.
it sounds like im just copying the ppl above me but.
1 maybe
2 yes
oh wow! i did!
I don't think you would ever need a copy of a cell.
The main character is kinda weird at times when trying to find the notebook from the prez.
first of all yes i am sure cell phone cloning is possible it is probably along the same lines as phone tapping,
second of all if you are passionate about what you are doing then mostly likely when you are figuring out stuff it sounds like babbling