The HTC Exodus could possibly be some of the attention-grabbing telephones of 2018… however it’s additionally one which we don’t know an entire lot about simply but
That is all set to alter although, as HTC has now confirmed that the Exodus will probably be introduced on October 22.
The information got here in an Instagram publish on the official HTC Exodus account. The publish included a brief teaser video, highlighting the Exodus title and the October 22 date, however seemingly not giving anything away.
It’s a launch that’s ever so barely later than the third quarter declare the corporate beforehand made, however with a particular date given now – and one which’s so shut – we wouldn’t anticipate it to slide once more.
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So what are you able to anticipate from the HTC Exodus? Effectively, it’s a blockchain- powered cellphone which can embody a chilly storage locker with help for all main cryptocurrencies, so that you’ll be capable of retailer your forex offline. For that purpose it’s additionally a cellphone that places an enormous give attention to safety.
Past that, and the truth that the HTC Exodus will run Android, we don’t know a lot else about it. The specs for instance stay a thriller, however we must always have solutions quickly.
Should you just like the sound of the Exodus it’s price noting that it could possibly be costly, with the corporate beforehand claiming that it could be “comparable” to the $1,000 (round £600, AU$1,300) Finney cellphone, which can also be powered by blockchain.
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Additionally, whereas we all know the HTC Exodus will probably be introduced on October 22, there’s no phrase but on while you’ll really be capable of purchase it.
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