Quote from: hugeblack on May 20, 2018, 11:02:01 AM

I agree with you, Its only " marketing propaganda." just trying to get back to the current system. "trust in the third party."
Nor do I think it will benefit from its technology, just a modern version of hardware wallets With great gravity in protection.
It is trying to use the name of Bitcoin as a Marketing strategy

Yeah, I think so many newcomers will have their first introduction to Bitcoin now knowing that it isn't actually linked to any of the products or services claiming to use it. But perhaps that's no longer a matter to be concerned with. One day people will use Bitcoin without understanding its origins, just as we use banking and fiat today.

Think there's even Huawei now banking on Bitcoin popularity, planning to install all their devices with Bitcoin wallets.

Quote from: Bla2e on May 20, 2018, 12:32:24 PM

Isn't there a blockchain powered phone already in the market? I forgot the name but I'm definitely buying it!

It's called the Finney, developed by Sirin Labs. Had a sellout ICO and everything. That's probably a "truer" version of a blockchain phone that what HTC seems to be offering, as the latter only looks to be a dAPP centric smartphone, whereas the Finney looks to be just an extension of its own blockchain.