World’s costliest phone at £7,000

Solarin is the world’s costliest smartphones that will set you back £7,000 ( $10,000), which has the most advanced state of art highest privacy settings and not built in US or China but in Israel by Sirin Labs a Tel Aviv-based startup company, which raised  £50 million, $72million to make the “Rolls-Royce of smartphones”. The most advanced mobile operated faster than any other smartphone, consisting of 184 individual parts, with a dual –core 1.7GHz processor with 1 GB of Ram and 64GB of internal storage. The body made of Grade5 Titanium, has Bang & Olufsen Stereo speakers, and its sapphire crystal renders the screen virtually scratch-proof and is tested for better impact resistance.

The company’s first smartphone may be launched at a dedicated retail store in London. The luxury smartphone is not new. In 2006, Nokia launched a $310,000 “Signature Cobra” device in 2006 and the $5,000 “Constellation” smartphone in 2011. In 2012, Nokia dropped luxury phone brand maker Vertu. After leaving Nokia, Vertu brought its first Android device “Vertu Ti” to market.

Vertu was later acquired from Swedish private equity group EQT by a consortium of Chinese investors.

According to Sirin Labs, its high-end device will first go on sale on its e-commerce site and the firm plans to open additional retail stores across Europe, North America and Asia soon.