Turing Robotic Industries’ phone with “Liquidmorphium” can now be reserved

Durability and security are the two areas that Turing Robotic Industries is set on mastering with the Turing Phone.

The upcoming phone is designed from a liquid metal or, as its manufacturer likes to say, “Liquidmorphium” that is allegedly tougher than both titanium and steel. It makes the Turing Phone virtually impossible to bend and spreads shock throughout the entire body to prevent cracking or shattering. And the IPX8 certification means that this phone can be submerged in thirty feet of water for up to thirty minutes. Toss it or dunk it, and the Turing Phone is remaining intact.

As for security, Turing Robotic Industries is implementing decentralized authentication. Any sensitive data will be sent end-to-end and go unseen by anyone else. The company states that “information will safely and securely reach only the device intended.”

Key specifications:

• 5.5-inch Full HD (1920×1080) display
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor
• 3GB of RAM
• 16GB, 64GB, or 128GB of internal storage
• 13MP / 8MP cameras
• 3000mAh battery
• Android 5.1 Lollipop with Æmæth UI

What the Turing Phone does lack is a micro-USB port and auxiliary port. Charging the Turing Phone is done through its proprietary Wallaby Magstream strip and corresponding magnetic charging cable. This is similar to the MagSafe technology used with select Apple Macs and early Microsoft Surface devices.

Pricing varies by the amount of internal storage. The Turing Phone will cost $610 for 16GB, $740 for 64GB, and $870 for 128GB. Turing Robotic Industries has yet to clarify when the world can expect to see the Turing Phone ship. You can reserve a spot to pre-order the Turing Phone by following the link below.

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