The 5G chip will enable faster data transfer and download speeds, which will enhance the mobile experience. Samsung's Exynos Modem 5100 can reach download speeds of up to 6 Gbps per second, which is five times faster than its 4G predecessor. The faster download speeds will better support emerging technologies such as ultra-high-resolution videos, virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) experiences, and autonomous driving.
And it will allow Samsung to accelerate the development of 5G smartphones.Samsung has already used the chip to successfully complete an over-the-air 5G data call simulating real world cellular network environments. And the company's also been working closely with a number of global mobile carriers to accelerate the worldwide rollout of 5G networks and devices.
Huobi Global announced TuesdaySep 3, 2019 the launch of the “Acute Angle” blockchain phone for $515. The Acute Angle is made by Whole Network, a startup that Huobi invested in. Also announced today, Whole Network’s NODE token will be listed on Huobi Prime. Running against competitors like Sirin Labs’ $1,000 “Finney” phone, the Whole Network device can be purchased with Huobi’s native token, HT, for roughly half the price.
Based on Android’s operating system, Acute Angle is currently available in China with a Q4 2019 launch planned for Southeast Asia. Dates for the U.S. and European rollout have not yet been given.
In a statement, Huobi Global CEO Livio Weng said blockchain-based phones have a bright future:
Acute Angle includes built-in crypto-ready features like push trade notifications, a dapp wallet, an optional cold-wallet plugin and the NODE native token.
Acute Angle is the first in a future lineup of blockchain-based phones from Whole Network, Huobi said, with plans for 5G capability for future phones promised.
Whole Network joins Samsung and Sirin Labs, among others, in blockchain-based phone development. Last month, Samsung added bitcoin functionality into its Samsung Developers Kit (SDK).
The 5G chip will enable faster data transfer and download speeds, which will enhance the mobile experience. Samsung's Exynos Modem 5100 can reach download speeds of up to 6 Gbps per second, which is five times faster than its 4G predecessor. The faster download speeds will better support emerging technologies such as ultra-high-resolution videos, virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) experiences, and autonomous driving. And it will allow Samsung to accelerate the development of 5G smartphones.Samsung has already used the chip to successfully complete an over-the-air 5G data call simulating real world cellular network environments. And the company's also been working closely with a number of global mobile carriers to accelerate the worldwide rollout of 5G networks and devices. Huobi Global announced TuesdaySep 3, 2019 the launch of the “Acute Angle” blockchain phone for $515. The Acute Angle is made by Whole Network, a startup that Huobi invested in. Also announced today, Whole Network’s NODE token will be listed on Huobi Prime. Running against competitors like Sirin Labs’ $1,000 “Finney” phone, the Whole Network device can be purchased with Huobi’s native token, HT, for roughly half the price. Based on Android’s operating system, Acute Angle is currently available in China with a Q4 2019 launch planned for Southeast Asia. Dates for the U.S. and European rollout have not yet been given. In a statement, Huobi Global CEO Livio Weng said blockchain-based phones have a bright future: Acute Angle includes built-in crypto-ready features like push trade notifications, a dapp wallet, an optional cold-wallet plugin and the NODE native token. Acute Angle is the first in a future lineup of blockchain-based phones from Whole Network, Huobi said, with plans for 5G capability for future phones promised. Whole Network joins Samsung and Sirin Labs, among others, in blockchain-based phone development. Last month, Samsung added bitcoin functionality into its Samsung Developers Kit (SDK).
