Last week, Turing Robotics Industries (TRI) announced details of a new device, which it says it plans to release in 2017, featuring some truly extraordinary specs. From dual-Snapdragon 830 SoCs and 12GB of RAM, to a'graphene supercapacitor battery', hydrogen fuelcell, and quad nano-SIM, the Turing Phone Cadenza's spec sheet reads like a fanciful wishlist with little basis in reality. Now, TRI is promising another device with even more outlandish specs - but before we get into that, it's worth briefly reminding ourselves who TRI is, and what they've done so far. TRI originally unveiled the Turing Phone, a crowdfunded Android handset, back in April 2015, promising delivery by the end of the year. Those who committed up to 1,300 for the device were then told it would arrive no later than the end of Q1 2016, then April, May, and June - but as Android Authority noted, backers were still waiting to receive the device in late July.

Turing Robotic Industries' new device is so advanced it contains processors that don't exist yet, a 60 Megapixel camera, 6K, and more than 1 TB in storage. No wonder people think it's a practical joke Well, after two readings of Turning Robotic Industries' announcement, we could not find any disclaimers in small print or an emoji. Ostensibly, it looks like this is an official announcement by the company, which is unveiling its ultra-ultra-advanced smartphone. The company says it will have artificial intelligence and (AI) security capabilities – and absolutely unbelievable technical specifications. The new device, to be called the Turing Phone Cadenza, will be the heir of the company's current smartphone, and according to the company, will include impressive specifications.