Huawei new smartphone comes with digital yuan wallet
Huawei’s latest range of smartphones will allow its users to store, send and receive China’s central bank digital currency.
Huawei’s latest range of smartphones will allow its users to store, send and receive China’s central bank digital currency.
LG wants to match Samsung step for step by putting out their own blockchain based tech.
The electronics giant has unveiled plans for the roll-out of cryptocurrency wallet technology in its latest generation of Galaxy smartphones, including budget models.
The smartphone is will be commercially available by the second half of 2019, and HTC hopes will expand its presence within the global blockchain sector.
Sirin hasn’t been able to make the sales they thought they would with the down market, and now staff are paying the price.
Pharmeum’s co-founder and CEO Zain Rana introduces an app that enables users to bring their health data anywhere in the world with blockchain and AI.
Tech giant Samsung will soon have a crypto-enabled smartphone.
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has announced that its blockchain-powered smartphone, ‘Exodus,’ is ready for launch.
The phone will include features that allow it to act as a secure cryptocurrency vault, increasing on the somewhat inadequate security offered by the majority of mainstream cell phones today.
Touted to be the “world’s first blockchain smartphone,” the Finney is due to arrive before 2018 ends, and when it does, expect a spec list that will rival any other flagship smartphone.
Foxconn has teamed up with Swiss startup Sirin Labs to launch a blockchain smartphone. The Android-based phone won’t come cheap, and reportedly has a starting price of almost $1,000.