THELOGICALINDIAN - Taiwanese customer electronics HTC Corporation has appear its affairs for the worlds aboriginal anytime built-in blockchain smartphone committed to accouterment consumers with highend adventures while active decentralized applications DApps
Called the HTC Exodus, the smartphone is slated to accommodate a congenital defended accouterments ascendancy and is aimed at “helping basal protocols aggrandize their abject of committed nodes, appropriately accretion the absolute blockchain ecosystem.” Phil Chen, who has alternate to HTC as the company’s Decentralized Chief Officer, writes in a post on Medium:
The HTC Exodus will abutment basal protocols, including Bitcoin, Lightning Networks, Ethereum, Dfinity, and others. According to Chen, the aggregation is alive to abutment the absolute blockchain ecosystem and will, therefore, be announcement a accomplished bulk of new partnerships in the advancing months. “Together, we appetite to ability the best blockchain & decentralized appliance adventures to end consumers,” he stated.
Of course, the buzz will appear with a congenital cryptocurrency wallet. More interestingly, anniversary Exodus smartphone will purportedly act as a bulge for both the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains. If successful, every buzz would about aggrandize the ambit of both arch cryptocurrencies.
Key associates of the HTC Exodus aggregation accommodate Sean Moss-Pultz, Edith Yeung, Chris McCann, Elizabeth Stark, and Dominic Williams.
Currently, capacity apropos the amount of the buzz are scant. It is additionally alien whether or not HTC will go all the way by acceptance barter to acquirement the buzz with cryptocurrency.
Nevertheless, Chen hopes the new buzz from HTC will accessible up the apple of decentralized systems to a boilerplate market. Stated the DCO:
What do you anticipate of the HTC Exodus? Would such a buzz cull you abroad from your iPhone or added models? Be abiding to let us apperceive in the comments below!
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