Techwithsteemit: World's first blockchain smartphone is in development

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Sirin Labs, the company behind the $14,000 Solarin smartphone, is now developing an open- source model that runs on a fee-less blockchain.

The smart phone called "The Finney", named in honor of bitcoin pioneer Hal Finney will be the only smartphone in the world that's fully secure and safe enough to hold cryptographic coins. Or so says the company, which is launching a crowdsale event this October (date to be confirmed) to support the phone's development.
The Finney family of devices will be the first of their kind to be designed specifically for the blockchain generation. It combines the functionality of Android OS with an ultra-secure blockchain
enabled environment. According to an official press release , all Finney devices will form an independent blockchain network powered by the IOTA’s Tangle technology. It will not operate under any centralized backbones or mining centers, using the SRN token as its default currency (only SRN token holders will be able to purchase the device). And it'll all run on a Sirin operating system specially designed to support blockchain applications such as crypto wallets and
secure exchange access.

The phone comes with all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a device with a $1,000 (£740) price tag, including a 256GB internal memory and 16MP camera, plus a hefty suite of security measures. A
behavioral-based intrusion prevention system, physic security switch and blockchain-based tamper proof feature mean that, in theory, it's going to take
considerable effort to hack. But the question is whether anyone would want to. "The crypto community" is still a niche market, certainly more niche than the affluent business market the $14,000
Solarin was intended for, and that didn't work out so well -- only 10 months after its launch the company laid off a third of its staff, claiming it would be "pursuing new directions to a new product line". Som
have suggested the Solarin was a product ahead of its time, and the Finney may well be too.

Source-https://fossbytes.com/blockchain-running-phone-development/

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