Galaxy S10 Leaks Show Aboriginal Wallet

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By Matheus Henrique
Published on January 24, 2019

The technologies of crypto-parts and block chains are considered by many as the technological future. Many companies are trying to improve the acceptance of these sectors by the public. And it seems that Samsung can be one of the key elements of the acceptance of crypto.

Recently, the company has filed the patent for a possible portfolio. The disk arrived some time after having denied having developed smartphones with an integrated portfolio or integrated with the technologies of the blockchain. Between the round trips and information, new details seem to suggest that the company is rather involved in blockchain technology on their handsets.

Apparently, some images of the Galaxy S10 have leaked again, but this time, the big revelation is what is on the screen.

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– The Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) January 23, 2019

New # GalaxyS10 Live images leak with Samsung Blockchain KeyStore & # 39; # 39;

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Leaker Ice Universe, and user tweeter Ben Geskin, said they were able to get a leaked images of the Galaxy S10. In the photos, the screen displays an application called [KeyStoreclarly a wallet for the digital badets] Samsung Blockchain Keystore: The Samsung Blockchain Keystore is a safe and convenient place to store your encrypted coins. "

It is not yet known whether they will use an existing wallet or create one from scratch. Incidentally, it is possible that the images are wrong or it is simply a beta that will not accompany the final versions of the phone.

The images presented suggest that KeyStore will only support Ethereum, but according to SamMobile, the portfolio will support standard Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and ERC20 coins.

It is unclear if the wallet will be ready soon when launching the cellphone or it will be available for real. To be sure of the truth of the leaks and information obtained from these sources, it is necessary to wait for the official launch of the S10 on February 20th.

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