>The Turing Phone is claimed to be virtually unhackable and unbreakable
>Android handset has end-to-end encryption built into most of its core apps
>5.5-inch smartphone has a liquid metal shell that's stronger than steel
>It can be pre-ordered from July 31 with prices starting at $610 (£392)
The Turing Phone is a 5.5-inch smartphone, running platform Android 5.1, but it’s like nothing you’ve seen before. It has a sharply curved, multi-colored shell, and a patterned back, borrowed from spaceship designs and the result of “thousands, literally thousands” of sketches. (The spaceship “Endurance” from Interstellar was particularly inspirational.) It comes in three models: Pharaoh, Cardinal, and Beowulf. Each one takes color and texture cues from the source material, like the scales from Grendel’s Mother in Beowulf. It’s actually a little under-specced, with an older Snapdragon processor and only 16GB of storage in the entry-level model, though it does have a 13-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel model on the front.
Apparently it's been left underwater for 24 hours with no ill effects.
Those of you in the market for the very best that smartphone manufacturers can offer will want to take a long look at the new Turing Phone. Its makers are promising groundbreaking levels of security and strength (to protect against both hackers and drops), and it's built from a special liquid metal alloy called liquid morphium that's stronger than titanium and steel. Pre-orders start at the end of the month.
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