By the looks of it, Quasar IV's Indiegogo campaign
won't reach its $3.2 million goal -- not when it's only been able to
raise a small fraction of that amount with so little time left. Even so,
the super-secure phone with encrypted local and cloud storage will
still see the light of day. QSAlpha, the company behind the device,
tells Engadget that the crowdfunding campaign generated enough buzz to
attract the right people who paved the way for production to begin. The
firm hasn't forgotten those who've supported its early efforts, though,
and, as a gesture of appreciation, will notify all Indiegogo
backers on how to reserve a unit. If you're one of them, you'll get a
heads up when the phone's ready for release, although that won't be
until the second quarter of 2014.
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