Boeing has revealed the details of its secretive Black phone, and it wouldn't be out of place in the next Bond flick.
Aimed at security and defence customers, the Android-running Black won't set spec fiends' hearts racing.
Its 4.2in 960x540 display is definitely not the sharpest around, and its 1.2GHz dual-core innards wont be winning speed races anytime soon.
It does however have a back panel which can be expanded to work with biometric scanners, solar chargers and satellite receivers.
Not only that, but the Black will automatically self-destruct all of its data if it detects any tampering.
Both the case and screws are sealed with epoxy and tamper-proof covers, and if a break-in is detected the Black will delete its data and software, turning it into nothing more than a useless brick.
While the exact methods remain a mystery, we're hoping for some sort of in-built sulphuric acid chamber which secretes its contents, burning the Black's innards from the inside.
