The security-approved smartphone!
Familiar design, time-tested functionality
By Derek Slater , Steve Traynor
June 10, 2011
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Features:
Limited screen-viewing angle
None actually. No more shoulder-surfing. Or eavesdropping, for that matter.
Ultra-low-rez image capture
None, actually. Say "I can't hear you now" to unauthorized photographing of sensitive documents or whiteboards.
Limited USB connectivity
None actually. A powerful anti-exfiltration feature.
Luxurious design and easy grip
You dont want to drop this call!
Encryption, passwords and screen locking not necessary!
Windows compatible!
In case of a crisis, can facilitate quick exit through almost any glass.
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