Turing Robotic Industries (TRI) has announced a new device called the Turing Phone and promises to provide end-to-end encryption and a more sustainable production process than a normal smartphone.
The device Turing Phone announced today, uses a decentralized authentication to encrypt your communications and comes pre-installed with a master public key and a unique private key.
Additionally, if you are in communication with another Turing Phone, the two devices can instantly control their Idendity, eliminating the need to communicate through the Key Distribution Center. The end result of all this encryption and security?
A protected communications network that is completely "sterile" from cyber-threats and intrusions into your privacy. "Within this cycle of trust, users can exchange sensitive data, such as social security numbers or bank login instructions, and you know that the information will only reach the intended device," the company said.
The device will run on Android 5.0 as standard. Its other key features include a screen 5.5-ιντσών full HD, πίσω κάμερα στα 13 megapixel, και μια 8-megapixel μπροστινή κάμερα για selfies. Η battery it's at 3,000mAh, as reported by TNW.
The company claims that the device is very powerful and that the frame they use is stronger than the ones they use normally phones.
It is made of a material called "Liquidmorphium", which a company representative describes as "unbendable" metal (it does not bend like some others [names do not say - iPhone. Samsung S6]) which is stronger than titanium or steel and more resistant to vibration.
The offline device in the 64GB version should be released before the end of August and costs about 740 dollars, while the 128GB will cost about 870 dollars.
