Diving through the Motorola Xoom’s honeyed, honeyed blend of Android 3.0, we found an interesting perk — there’s an “Encrypt Tablet” option buried in the settings page, dictated to secure all your personal interpretation with a cue or PIN. While a accessible Google rep couldn’t tell us that cryptographic standards a OS uses, he did tell us the underline is partial of Honeycomb as the total, not the Motorola exclusive, so we’re sure to see a option in other business-minded Android slates to come. Oh, as well as Google asks that all you sysadmins stay tuned, as a company’s churned up an API which lets you make process restrictions on your peons as distant as encryption is endangered. Just have sure they remember to keep a tablet charged. See the close-up after a break.

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