Liquidmophium is a type of liquid metal that looks and sounds like something from a sci-fi movie, with Terminator 2 being the first movie that comes to mind, but it’s actually real, and Turing Robotic Industries is making a smartphone out of it. You may have even heard about the Turing Phone recently, which is being described as both physically durable, thanks to how naturally strong liquidmophium is, and virtually unhackable, which is a big selling point in the post-Snowden world. As awesome as that sounds, none of that means much if people can’t actually get their hands on the device. Originally scheduled to ship on December 18th, the Turing Phone has been delayed until next year, which means people who pre-ordered the device might not receive it until the end of March 2016.
