With more information stored on our phones, security is more important than ever. Thankfully one company is getting serious about keeping your data safe, and has come up with this, the Turing Phone. It promises to be the Fort Knox of smartphones.
It's certainly a stylish affair, with a sleek look that reminds us of a sports car. But it's the security features that make it stand out from the crowd.
It involves a Turing Imitation Key that helps you communicate with someone completely securely. Basically, a 'public key matrix' is paired with your private key, and both remain on your phone, offline. If someone wants to chat securely, they can use your public key to encrypt a message, and only you can decrypt it using your private key.
It all happens on the handset itself, rather than involving a third-party company. Which should make it more secure than other encryption services.
Security aside, the specs are pretty unremarkable. It has a 5.5-inch screen with a 1,920x1,080-pixel resolution.
It will have a custom skin on top of Android 5.1 Lollipop when it goes up for pre-order later this month. Prices start at £391.
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