[pvnk]

I was going to buy this phone, but it was always under pre-order. I think they figured out that they will stick with Sailfish OS on this phone.
https://www.turingphone.com/

[m0dem]

I was going to buy this phone, but it was always under pre-order. I think they figured out that they will stick with Sailfish OS on this phone.
https://www.turingphone.com/

It looks sick.
The site looks is awesome too.

It's made of Liquidmorphium™.

The Turing Phone is built with a pioneering material called Liquidmorphium™, an amorphous “liquid metal” alloy tougher than either titanium or steel - so what’s in your hand is as strong as your privacy protection.

[pvnk]

Yes. It's the future of phones.

[Customer]

Wow, I REALLY hope I can buy this someday.

Did you see that smooth HDness when he turned on the screen?

Wow..

[pvnk]

Wow, I REALLY hope I can buy this someday.

Did you see that smooth HDness when he turned on the screen?

Wow..

It's less than an iPhone (factory unlocked).

[Dean Winchester]

That looks modest. So sleek man.

[m0dem]

Here are some more specs on it:
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/turing-phone-2791

[Jiggly]

Wow this looks kinda awesome. It would be strange to adjust and you would cry if you damaged it as it wouldn't be so easy to get fixed when it first comes out. Looking forward to seeing what the final product might look like!

[Dean Winchester]

Specs are decent so far. Just need to know the price now.

[m0dem]

Specs are decent so far. Just need to know the price now.

Pricing and availability

The Turing Phone will start shipping later this year, and it'll be available for preorder on July 31 -- there will only be 10,000 units available, to start. It's available in three capacities at three price points: there's a 16GB model that will sell for $610 (£391, AU$798); a 64GB version that will sell for $740 (£474, AU$969); and the 128GB model, which will cost $870 (£580 and AU$1,120). In an attempt to sweeten the deal, Turing Robotic Industries is offering a "bonus accessories package" to folks who preorder. which will include a mobile Bluetooth keyboard, earphones, a Bluetooth headset and a mobile gaming controller.

Those high prices give me pause, but I will admit that after spending some time with a working prototype my thoughts have moved from outright skepticism to wary interest. But even if the final model lives up to its promises, this phone remains aimed at the well-heeled and security conscious, and not the average consumer. We'll have to wait and see if the final version of the hardware will address misgivings we might have about the software, or hardware.

Source: http://www.cnet.com/products/turing-phone/