Budget smartphones released by South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung will reportedly feature crypto and blockchain features.
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Stablecoin project Reserve announced that it will launch a Venmo-like payments app in Venezuela and Angola.
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A new strain of Trojan malware for Android phones is targeting global users of top crypto apps such as Coinbase, BitPay and Bitcoin Wallet.
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Opera plans to expand its built-in crypto wallet to iOS users after a successful experience with Android.
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The new Galaxy S10 smartphone by South Korean tech giant Samsung will feature support for Ethereum and Bitcoin.
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The blockchain-centric smartphone Exodus, by consumer electronics giant HTC, has added support for multiple DApps and Opera browser.
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Samsung is rumored to partner with Enjin to back the Galaxy S10’s unconfirmed blockchain wallet.
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An app masquerading as DApp MetaMask contained malware that aimed to steal coins by replacing wallet addresses.
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The Android version of major web browser Opera now integrates a function that lets its users purchase Ethereum.
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Ledger Live new mobile app favors the company’s newer Nano X device, with more support for Nano S coming later on.
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Opera has launched its “Web 3-ready” browser for Android, with crypto wallet integration, support for Ethereum and interactions with decentralized applications.
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A blockchain-based “crypto arcade playground” is vowing to help game developers make decent profits without having to rely on commission-heavy app stores.
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Opera is launching a “Labs” beta edition of its desktop web browser today with built-in crypto wallet functionality.
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Google Play Store still hosts crypto mining apps, despite the ban introduced a month ago.
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An Ethereum scam app priced at $388 reportedly appeared on the Google Play Store, featuring so-called “Google Commerce Ltd” as the developer.
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