Callpod launches a new security software application for personal and professional users to help in the password storage needs of businesses today. The launch of Keeper Desktop marks Callpod’s official entry into the software arena to complement its arsenal of award-winning mobile electronics products including the original Chargepod, a multi-device charger, and the Fueltank, a mobile on-the-go charger, to name a few.

“Today, consumers need to do everything they can to keep important information as safe as possible,” said Craig Lurey, Callpod’s CTO and Co-founder. “Keeper uses one of the most powerful encryption tools in the world to do just that and users can feel confident that their information is safe against thieves and hackers.”

“Callpod’s entry into the software space is the perfect complement to our mobile devices business and allows us to offer consumers useful and innovative applications for their Smartphones and computers. Smartphones have become the fastest growing segment in addition to power devices in the consumer electronics space,” said Lurey. “We have a long list of new and innovative apps that we will roll out this year and beyond to capitalize on this expansion. It’s a very exciting time for Callpod as it has now established itself as an innovator of software and mobile devices.”

Keeper Desktop is available for the Mac and PC via a 15-day free trial or users can purchase the full version is for $14.95, both can be downloaded at www.callpod.com/products/keeper.

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