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The Turing Phone Looks Like a Cross Between a Spaceship and Superman

The Turing Phone Looks Like a Cross Between a Spaceship and Superman

Posted on July 16, 2015August 16, 2019 By Jarvis

The Turing Phone is just one big piece of weird. Yep. That thing pictured above is super-strong and ultra-secure, like the spawn of galactic lovemaking between the U.S.S. Enterprise and Superman. That otherworldly design is intentional, says CEO Syl Chao, and so is its intention to herald the next age of mobile devices.

Big words for fledgling company Turing Robotics, but Chao steadfastly believes it, saying 2015 is the end of the smartphone and the beginning of the “cipher phone,” and that’s where this strange guy comes in.
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