Communications News

Blockchain browser Brave will be pre-installed on HTC’s blockchain browser, supporting cryptocurrency networks.

Swiss-based SIRIN Labs will launch its first blockchain-enabled FINNEY phone tomorrow, Nov. 29, at a retail price of $1,000.

U.S. telecoms regulator argues innovation in the telecoms industry should face a “level playing field.”

Startup is working on building world’s first decentralized telecom network, bridging gap between Blockchain and telcos.

Ethereum has made possible the creation of DApps - decentralized applications that operate entirely on a Blockchain. These apps can offer some great advantages,...

If the Internet evolved into a communication platform, the Blockchain is rapidly growing as a decentralized organization tool for applications, platforms and fi...

In a chat with Cointelegraph Ilya Tarutov, CEO of DAO.Casino summed up some of the key challenges that could be eliminated with Blockchain technology in the gam...

Verizon Communications, the largest telecom company in the United States, is getting in on the Blockchain digital gold rush, filing a patent for a Blockchain sy...

Cointelegraph spoke with Ver about the new forum, his plans for Bitcoin.com, his dispute with OKcoin, and what he thinks of major banks hopping on the blockchai...

In 1997, an Australian teenager created one of the web's first viable p2p programs. What happened to it can teach us a lot about emergent technologies today and...

New service called Bitphone is attempting to reinvent and improve how we communicate by using bitcoin as low-cost infrastructure and payment method for encrypte...

Keybase, a cryptographic message and verification startup, has raised US$10.8 million in a Series A funding round

Skype, Microsoft's voice over IP software, has been shown to be insecure on various levels over the years. The Snowden leaks have revealed it to be more of a ma...

Cointelegraph reviews three of the most promising alternatives to Skype that guarantee end-to-end encryption and greater privacy for its users.

The U.S. federal government is trying to steer people toward visiting sites that give step-by-step instructions on how to encrypt digital communications.