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Finney is the world's first $1,000 blockchain phone
2 monthes ago - By Tech Radar
Sirin Labs has taken the wraps of its Finney blockchain phone. The $999 device features a dual-screen set-up that devotes a second display entirely to cryptocurrency transactions. The so-called 2in Safe Screen slides up from the rear of the device, and runs on dedicated firmware that allows users to be sure of where their transaction is taking place. Activating the slider also launches the Finney's cold storage wallet, which supports many of the leading cryptocurrencies around today. The Finney also looks to make cryptocurrency trading safer with its embedded Token Conversion Service which...
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