Do you place a lot of value on your privacy ? So much as to pay around $ 15,000 for a smartphone that, according to its manufacturers, makes your digital communications a fortress only available to the best hackers of the CIA (or not even that)? Then the Solarin is for you. This smartphone developed by the Israeli firm Sirin Labs integrates 256-bit chip-to-chip AES encryption, the technology used by armies to protect their communications.
To activate this protection developed by the security company KoolSpan, just press a switch on the back of the device: the mobile will enter a mode in which it will only receive and send encrypted calls and messages.
Solarin was created for a very specific audience: people who handle very sensitive information in their day-to-day lives , for example top international executives. That is, people for whom $ 15,000 represents much less than what you pay for a next-generation smartphone.
It works with the Android operating system and has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor. It has a 5.5-inch IPS LED screen with 2K resolution and a 23.8-megapixel camera, and inside it is packed with 2,500 meticulously designed components to provide a fast and constant connectivity anywhere in the world. Maybe that (and its 4,000 mAh battery) explains its weight (250 grams) and its solidity: it may not withstand the attack of a hacker, but the fury of a businessman slamming it to the ground after a stock market crash.
