Xor Titanium Is an Ultra-Expensive Luxury “Dumbphone” With High-Level Security

Nov. 15, 2020



As we move towards the future, smartphones arebecoming more advanced, andluxury phonesarebecoming more expensive. However, one new company, co-founded by one of the former executives of Nokia’s luxury smartphone division, wants to merge the concept of luxury devices to dumbphones of the earlier days. And the result is the Xor Titanium, which is a $4000 luxury dumbphone.

An Elegant “Dumbphone” With High-End Security

An Elegant “Dumbphone” With High-End Security

So, their first handset, the “Xor Titanium” is pretty self-explanatory as it comes with a strong chassis made of titanium. However, if you are expecting features like 5G or support for high-speed gaming, then I am sorry to say that you won’t get any of that in this device.

The company spent its resources only on the material of the device and of specifications. The only modern sensor it packs inside is the air quality sensor to measure the pollution of the air in an environment. Andwith support for 2G/ 3G, voice calls, and SMS, the Xor Titanium surely isn’t competing with the latest flagships in the market. Rather, it is designed to be a secondary communication-device for ultra-rich people.

However, one of the major USP of the device is its security level. The company promoting the handset as a secure device for high priority business executives who want trusted communication. For starters,if two users with Xor Titanium communicate with each other, they will get end-to-end (AES256) encryptionat the hardware level.

Moreover, the phone will play different ringtones to categorize normal and encrypted calls and texts. And one of the over-the-top features of the device is that each of the models will come with a secret key to remotely delete all the data stored in the handset.

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