Scientists in Japan have developed the world's first "washable" mobile phone after it was revealed that the mobile devices are the among the filthiest and most germ-covered items in daily use.
The new SnapDragon 410 android phone from Kyocera Telecom boasts a five-inch screen, is totally waterproof and soap-resistant and costs less than £300.
To ensure no moisture gets in, it does not have a conventional speaker but instead uses a smart sonic receiver and transmits sound throigh vibrations on the screen.
Measuring five inches in length, the phone runs Android 5.1 and has a 13MP camera - but sadly for UK phone fans there are no plans to launch it outside of Japan.
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