Quote from: Salman Anjum on September 13, 2015, 04:50:23 AM

Mycelium

Site: https://mycelium.com/

Pros: Localtrader app for P2P Bitcoin exchange

Cons: Nothing else too special, No desktop client

Overview: Mycelium is creating a wide variety of new products in the Bitcoin space, but their wallet is still their main point of concentration at this point in time. While the wallet portion of the Android app doesnt really offer anything too special at first glance, there is one feature that is basically the sole reason this offering from Mycelium made its way to the fifth spot on this list.

The Localtrader section of the Mycelium Bitcoin wallet app is basically an easy-to-use version of LocalBitcoins.com for your mobile phone. Using the location settings on the smartphone, the app is able to figure out where the user is located and look for other users in the area who are looking to buy or sell bitcoins. This feature definitely earns bonus points for the Bitcoin purists who believe that Bitcoin should stick to its roots in P2P technology. Instead of trading on centralized exchanges, Localtrader allows users to meet up and exchange cash for Bitcoins in a decentralized manner.

Mycelium is not a web-based wallet, so there are a few online options that are missing from it. Theres no Mycelium server that you can use to restore your wallet after reformating your phone, but there is a rather easy-to-use backup tutorial included in the app. The fact that you can only use this wallet on Android for now is another negative, but there are a large number of new exciting products coming from this Bitcoin-centric company in the near future.

http://blog.cex.io/cryptonews/top-5-bitcoin-wallets-in-2014-7305

there is a mycelium app for ios, but i must say its way different than the android one. you cant import or export private keys, the transactions seem to show up extremely late