Definition

The use of titanium as the primary material for the external casing of a smartphone, valued for its strength, lightness, and premium feel.

Why it matters (in Poovi’s context)

Discussed as part of Apple’s marketing strategy, shifting from aluminum to titanium and back, creating a narrative around durability and thermal efficiency that the reviewer finds manipulative.

Key properties or components

  • Lightweight
  • Durable
  • Premium finish
  • Corrosion resistant

Contradictions or debates

The reviewer implies Apple uses marketing to justify material choices, promoting both aluminum’s thermal efficiency and titanium’s durability simultaneously as selling points.

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