Hyperfuturistic Turing Phone Candeza: 12Gb RAM, 16-Core Dual Snapdragon 830, 100 Wh Triple Battery, 1TB Storage & More Outrageous Specs

Yes, you heard it right, Turing Robotics Inc. is planning to release probably the "ultimate" smartphone. We always look up to Samsung and Apple's flagships in referring to the kings of smartphones in terms of features and specs. But Turing Phone is planning to turn the tides by introducing a God of all smartphones with specifications that seemed too science fictitious.

Hyper futuristic Specs

And when we say science fictitious specs we mean a device running with the most powerful processor available today, the octacore Snapdragon 830, but not just one, but two with a total of 16 cores. It will also have 12 GB of RAM; 5.8 inch QHD 2560x1440 resolution. The camera will be a 60-megapixel quad rear camera with triple lens claiming to be able to capture videos in iMAX format. Wait if you are wondering about the selfie camera?

The upgrade will be a 20-megapixel dual camera which is even better compared to both front and back cameras of the flagship counterparts. It will also brag a Marshall audio, an ultrafast WiGig and 4G Voice over LTE for internet connectivity. They placed a 4 nano-simcard simply because they can. Concerned about the power draining specs? It upgraded its power to a 100Wh triple power source (2400 mAh graphene supercapacitor + 1600 mAh Li-Ion + Hydrogen fuel cell) batteries. Storage size will also be a massive 1TB maximum capacity supported by two 256 GB internal and two microSD slots with 256 GB maximum capacity. The monster phone will be housed in a graphene oxide composite frame.

On top of all, it will operate Swordfish OS, deep learning artificial intelligence operating system. Android Police reported that the self-learning A.I. will offer the most unbelievable user experience in smartphones ever. This was the main feature of the phone. TRI plans to be the first ever company to incorporate artificial inteligence to a massive cosumer electronics market.

Turing Robotics Inc. even teased in the newsletter sent to Android Police that the Candeza will boast more out-of-this world specs on the actual device. However, the CEO Steve Chao, did not reveal details of when it will be released. People in the tech community is skeptical about this announcement from TRI. The company CEO addressed its skeptics in a statement in the newsletter.

"it is our belief that we can disrupt the status quo by bringing the Turing Phone Cadenza from the future to the present. "

Still skeptical? Let's just wait and see how this will turn out.