The Solarin is the cell with the Android “safer world”, according to Sirin Lab manufacturer. However, no that is all that draws attention: the smartphone is probably one of the most expensive prices in the world, no less than US $ 14,000 (more than R $ 50,000 at today’s price). To complete, the phone has data sheet similar to that of many line tops, and powerful battery and high resolution camera.
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the smartphone is designed for people who need high security, as executives in the technology sector and even military. Despite the proposal for more privacy, Sirin Lab did not detail which guarantees the Solarin the safest telephone station of the world before competitors like Blackberry Priv for example, also directed to those seeking more securely.
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Among the disclosed information about security features, the Sirin Lab explains that Solarin has military-grade encryption, enabled on the device hardware. You can also use a button to trigger a safe mode, which allows connections to more protected form of invasions and staples.
According to the CEO of Sirin Labs, Moshe Gogeg, location company in Switzerland ensures that aspects related to the privacy of users to be more respected than they would be for companies based in the United States, for example. After all, the European country has strict privacy laws. However, the promise may not be sufficient given the price of Solarin, because the protection of the user is dependent on Swiss law, and not necessarily of the phone specifications.
With regard to hardware the cellular R $ 50,000 has features compatible with other tops, such as 5.5-inch screen and resolution Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels), the same as the Galaxy S7 . The phone’s RAM is 4 GB with 810 Snapdragon processor, rear camera of 24 MP front camera of 8 megapixels, internal storage of 128 GB and 4,040 mAh battery capacity.
The Solarin was launched in London on Tuesday (31), with no news of his arrival in Brazil.
Watch below the video with some details of the phone.
Via Engadget, the Verge, VentureBeat
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