Boeing’s extra-secure smartphone finally reaches the FCC
Boeing said way back in 2012 that it was working on a high-security Android smartphone. Almost two years later, it appears that the company is finally close to a launch — the hardware, identified as Black, has just passed through the FCC. It’s built for AT&T’s LTE and HSPA networks, and will be rare among American phones in carrying dual SIM slots. We’re not expecting it to be a media powerhouse when the label dimensions hint at a mid-size device, though. Boeing hasn’t formally revealed Black yet, but it’s doubtful that you’ll find it at your local carrier store. This is more likely to be a direct-order device for corporations and the military, and it may carry a premium over the more consumer-oriented Blackphone.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, AT&T
Source: FCC
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