Smartphone

Reverting to its promise from last month (August), Opera is eventually launching a desktop version of its specialized and distinct browser with a built-in digital currency wallet but only to a chosen class of beta testers.

The swift increase of mobile payment services such as Alipay and WeChat Pay has empowered China's largest cities to transmogrify into cashless communities, allowing consumers to use their smartphones to pay for many goods and services ranging from all sorts of transport and meals to foot massages and movie tickets.

Recently, security experts found that hackers are currently mining for Cryptos with the help of smartphones. The Daily Mail on Wednesday, August 22, reported the increasing risk and pointed out the need to effectively protect and secure user's smartphones.

HTC is soon releasing its blockchain-powered mega smartphone called HTC Exodus, probably at the end of 2018.

The mobile payments app Ubank will be pre-installed by the South Korean company LG Electronics on its smartphones, which will become gradually available in various world markets. The Ubank app is already pre-installed by Samsung in 10 countries.

Today, problems such as a lack of access to electricity and the Internet, as well as high levels of poverty, don’t allow people to afford smartphones or tablets, leaving billions of people without the advantages of the modern world. This also causes a lack of understanding around technology and finance. Most of the solutions and platforms do not give solutions to this problem.

China’s largest technology company is thinking about building a brand-new mobile phone which will be able to work with applications based on Blockchain technology. According to Bloomberg, the company has been in talks, trying to get a license for a new operating system.  

After much anticipation, Proxy Card is launching its secure hybrid wallet today. With a focus on the end user, this pioneering wallet aims to do for financial services what Apple did for smartphones.

With Pre-Sale of Galaxy eSolutions’ GES token to start on 17th November at 12:00 UTC, it is the first ICO to launch for refurbished consumer electronics.