On the 23rd of this month, according to a Twitter user named Ben Geskin , the Samsung Galaxy S10 mobile phone will have a built-in blockchain digital wallet service and was first reported on the Samsung news site SamMobile. However, as of the time of writing, Samsung did not respond to this. But all kinds of signs show that this is really a real hammer!
According to Ben Geskin's tweet, the Samsung S10 really has an earlier rumored "punch screen" design. In this regard, the battalion commander does not think it is a strange thing, because in recent years, manufacturers in the mobile phone market are almost always figuring out how to win by appearance . At the same time, AI technology equipped with smart phones is also a mobile phone. A big selling point.
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This time, the eye of the battalion leader is the two lines of blue characters in the center of the S10 screen!
As can be seen from the figure, the Samsung S10 provides a built-in digital wallet service that securely and conveniently stores encrypted digital currency . Is it necessary for Samsung to seize the mobile phone market by blockchain technology and then play a turnaround?
In the other picture, the option to import or create a new encrypted digital wallet is displayed. From the support options, only ETH (Ethernet) related transactions are currently supported.
If the news is true, as Samsung's next-generation flagship phone, S10 will definitely cause a market sensation, perhaps this will be another major change in the smartphone market.
Smartphones have long been like "old Wang Xietang Qianyan, flying into the homes of ordinary people" . If the embedded digital currency wallet is built into the mobile phone, does it mean that everyone in the future can use WeChat and Alipay in life? Can encrypted digital currency be used in every field easily and securely?
As early as December last year, there were rumors of Samsung’s built-in digital wallet in S10, but Samsung denied it. According to Cointelegraph's December 18 report, Samsung has filed three blockchain trademark applications in Europe: "Blockchain KeyStore", "Blockchain key box" and "Blockchain Core" .
Combining Ben Geskin’s photo on Twitter this time, is this really a hammer?
As can be seen from the three trademark details, the trademark categories are smartphones, software applications for mobile devices, computer software platforms and applications , but do not disclose details about the proposed service or application.
Although it is not certain whether Samsung is planning a blockchain phone, it is an indisputable fact that Samsung has laid out the blockchain.
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