Boeing's secret ‘Black’ spy phone will detect tampering, self-destruct if cracked open
Nearly two years after word leaked about Boeing's plans to build a secure Android phone, the aerospace giant and defense contractor has quietly filed documents with the FCC for what it's calling the “Black” phone.
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