Turing Phone, the stronger-than-titanium smartphone

Portia Arthur

July 14, 2015 12:34 PM

Turing Phone is stronger titanium than steel. The Turing Phone is not another cookie-cutter smartphone. It trades curves and thinness in favor of sharp corners and edges

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The Turning phone is the beginning of the cipher phone era.

"First there were feature phones, then smartphones and now cipher phones," Turing Robotics Industries CEO SYL Chao told Mashable.

It's the next evolution of the mobile phone, phones with futuristic industrial design, private and protected communication networks.

The word cipher in "cipher phone" is short for decipher as in the Turing Phone is designed to be virtually un-hackable. It's exactly what people want in a post-Snowden world.

There's a bland sameness to today's smartphones. Every phone wants to look like an iPhone. Aluminum, glass and really thin. It's all become so boring. Just look at Xiaomi's Mi Note, Huawei P8 and Samsung's Galaxy S6.

The Turing Phone is not another cookie-cutter smartphone. It trades curves and thinness in favor of sharp corners and edges. The design is inspired by kings such as Beowulf and the Egyptian pharaohs.

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Portia Arthur