In recent years, we have been hearing about exotic phones that come with technologies that we did not expect in these small devices. The first phone of its kind is dedicated to coin and blockchain technology.
HTC Exodus 1 uses blockchain technology with a friend recovery system that can be used if the smartphone is lost or stolen and retrieves data without being stored on the server. This will require some reliable friends to share this information with and retrieve it after sharing keys . The smartphone itself will feature the SQ SnapDragon 845 processor, 6GB RAM / 128GB storage and QHD + 6 inch 18: 9 screen. The chassis will be water resistant with the IP68 certificate and a 3500 mAh battery.
However, it will also include a "safe zone" separate from the Android operating system, where the cryptocurrency can be stored securely. Exodus 1 will support decentralized applications backed by blockchain, which the company hopes will help "reconfigure the Internet".
The handset will be launched in 34 countries and will cost 0.15 BTC or 4.78 from ETH or 960 $ For his acquisition.
The handset will be launched in 34 countries and will cost 0.15 BTC or 4.78 from ETH or 960 $ For his acquisition.
"For digital assets and decentralized applications to reach their potential, we believe that mobile phones will need to be a major distribution point," said Phil Chen, head of HTC's decentralized team, "We are looking forward to partnering with developers in the blockchain community To enter this vision. "
HTC may be the first major smartphone maker to integrate blockchain technology into its devices, but it is not the only one.
Earlier this year, Israeli company Cyrine Labes announced the phone for Fini, a $ 1,000 smartphone, whose creators hope to revolutionize smart phones at the same time and contribute to the publication of encrypted currencies to the public.
HTC may be the first major smartphone maker to integrate blockchain technology into its devices, but it is not the only one.
Earlier this year, Israeli company Cyrine Labes announced the phone for Fini, a $ 1,000 smartphone, whose creators hope to revolutionize smart phones at the same time and contribute to the publication of encrypted currencies to the public.
