Smartphone News

Bitcoin.com announced a partnership with Taiwanese telecommunications manufacturer HTC to support Bitcoin Cash on the Exodus 1 smartphone.

Pundi X, a decentralized offline crypto sales network firm, showcased its BOB smartphone that it claims is entirely powered by blockchain.

South Korea’s electronics giant LG is responding to Samsung’s crypto-friendly Klaytn Phone, according to local Korean media.

Finney, the blockchain smartphone developed by Switzerland-based Sirin Labs, will soon become available in Bangladesh.

A special edition of the new Galaxy Note 10 for the South Korean market will reward users with free KLAY tokens.

Huobi announces a new blockchain phone called Acute Angle set for launch in Southeast Asia next week for $500.

Following integration with major cryptos, Samsung Galaxy S10 now supports major stablecoins such as TUSD, MKR and USDC.

According to China Telecom, the current level of blockchain smartphones’ adoption is low, while device performance is poor.

Binance’s iOS app is officially listed on the Apple App Store once again following a delay for review.

South Korean tech conglomerate Samsung has quietly added Bitcoin support to its decentralized app store, Blockchain Keystore.

A blockchain project says it is about to start delivery of the first-ever smartphone to offer full encryption with a voice-over blockchain protocol.

South Korean technology behemoth Samsung announced the release of its blockchain and decentralized application Software Development Kit.

Despite bitcoin’s recent price surge, the download count of crypto-related mobile applications has seen no increase compared to the first half of last year.

tZero, crypto arm of American retail giant Overstock, has launched a mobile digital wallet and exchange app for crypto.

Budget smartphones released by South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung will reportedly feature crypto and blockchain features.