Huawei's Smartphone Plan to Launch Blockchain Applications

Huawei, the world's third largest phone maker, is considering building a mobile phone that can run Blockchain-based applications.

Huawei, the world's third largest phone maker, is considering building a mobile phone that can run Blockchain-based applications.

According to Bloomberg, the Chinese-based company has been in talks with Alphabet to license Sirin Lab's operating system called SIRIN OS to run Blockchain applications with the Android system.

In addition, representatives of Huawei and Sirin Labs confirmed their opinions. Huawei is reported to have seen Sirin Labs for the past two months. "A magnificent meeting between Sirin Labs and Huawei," a note posted on Sirin Labs' Telegram channel on February 28th, "The possibility of a business alliance to bring safety to Blocchain technology in addition to many things discussed."

Sirin Labs is also working to develop its own Blockchain-based smartphone. The company is planning to sell this Blockchain-based phone, called Finney, at a price of $ 1,000 after the second half of this year.