Finney: This is the world’s first ‘blockchain smartphone’

By cineramaSeptember 27, 2017Bitcoin Business

The company behind the ultra-secure £12,000 Solarin smartphone is hoping to create the first "cyber-protected, blockchain-enabled" smartphone, designed to securely hold and transfer cryptocurrency.

Sirin Labs is planning a crowdsale […]

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Finney: This is the world’s first ‘blockchain smartphone’

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