It all looks too good to be true! The Turing HubblePhone, which fluttered into my inbox recently, has a futuristic look, an exciting form factor and not one, but two, previously unheard of Snapdragon processors. There are also five camera sensors, a flexible display, and so on and so forth. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, and that’s the problem here - it isn’t true.
You have heard of the Snapdragon 855, right? No, you don't know it? Well, that’s because it doesn't exist yet. The HubblePhone will, nevertheless, have two of them on board, merged with the company's unique ‘fusion technology’. Uh-huh. Add to that 5G connectivity, five camera sensors, a 4K display and much more. For the operating system, Turing is not satisfied with boring old Android. Only Keplerian OS is good enough - a largely unknown Linux distribution.
The HubblePhone K3-XR has been in development as the "Cadenza" since 2016 and will be four devices in one: A Multi-screen smartphone, 5G phone, professional movie camera with a video editor and a mobile games console. Turing even names prices and dates. The miracle device will cost $2,749 and enter the market in 2020. A June release is set for the USA, an August release in Europe, September in Continue Reading....
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