Remember the Turing Phone, that ultra-secure and ultra-strong smartphone design by Turing Robotics? The phone has finally been launched and boasts of several notable security features. The phone was originally supposed to feature Android but it turned out that the device now runs Jolla’s Sailfish OS. The phone’s primary selling point is not its operating system, but rather its secure software, super strong liquid metal build, and unique styling. The revolutionary, Turing Phone was built on the success of the original Turing Phone and is constructed out of Liquidmorphium. When it comes to privacy the phone uses a security system that was inspired by Alan Turing’s famous cryptography work. The device uses offline cryptography key distribution to verify and authenticate users, essentially meaning that owners of the Turing Phone can communicate with each other without having to worry about spies. How many of you feel the need for such type of security? Read further to find out how high profile companies are adopting these phones, especially considering their accessible pricings.