The new smartphone, the Galaxy S10, will include storage for private keys, according to an official press release on Feb. 20.
Samsung announced the launch of its new phone today in Seoul, San Francisco and London, which includes the Samsung Knox function. Per the press release:
“Galaxy S10 is built with defense-grade Samsung Knox, as well as a secure storage backed by hardware, which houses your private keys for -enabled mobile services.”
Ahead of the S10’s release, rumors abounded regarding the phone’s possible configuration and support for wallets and . Last month, images surfaced that allegedly portrayed a “Samsung Keystore” on the Galaxy S10. The reportedly leaked photos featured an () option in the “supported ” list. No such was mentioned in today’s press release.
Samsung is not the only major smartphone producer to have implemented crypto-related capabilities into smartphones. In May last year, Consumer electronics corporation HTC has unveiled “the first native phone,” HTC Exodus, which will launch with support for multiple , including () and networks and as its default browser.
In December 2018, Sirin Labs Finney, the ‘world’s first’ smartphone.
Published at Wed, 20 Feb 2019 23:10:57 +0000
