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Mobile phone giant HTC will allow users to exploit the Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency through their blockchain phone, Exodus, according to an announcement on April 10. The announcement states that thanks to a partnership with chip design firm ASIC Midas Labs, the Taiwanese company could leverage Monero through an application called DeMiner, which will be downloadable in the second quarter of 2020. Reduce mining costs Due to the growing concern that cryptocurrency mining activity involves high power consumption and, therefore, high prices, HTC guarantees that these levels can be reduced by transferring work to mobile devices. The app would be designed to shut down mining automatically, whether using a mobile phone or charger not connected. Phil Chen, HTC's decentralized CEO, added: “Mining on mobile is an essential research topic in understanding the development of secure cryptocurrency networks. The number of mobile phones in 2020 is approaching 3.5 Billion, which would furthe

Priced at $ 1,980, the Samsung Galaxy Fold is not exactly cheap. For people who like the Galaxy Fold form factor but not the price, there is good news today. Samsung is reportedly working to make the next Galaxy Fold cheaper than the original model. A SamMobile report says the Galaxy Fold 2 will launch with 256GB of primary storage, not 512GB like the Galaxy Fold, and that the new model will have a lower starting price. It's unclear exactly what the Galaxy Fold 2's starting price might be. Galaxy Fold 2 will reportedly launch with more affordable price, 5G Galaxy Z Flip plus rumored Today's report also mentions that the Galaxy Fold 2 will be available with 512GB of storage if you don't mind paying extra for built-in storage. Rumors say the Fold 2 will also feature a larger 4.6-inch external screen on the Fold, a larger 7.7-inch internal screen and perforation, not a comma like the one on Fold d origin. The next Galaxy Fold will launch in the third quar

Oppo will soon follow the Find X2 and X2 Pro smartphones with the cheaper 5G equivalent, the Oppo Find X2 Lite. This is according to a leaked set of news reports and specifications that have surfaced online. It would come with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765 2.3 GHz processor, which uses a built-in Snapdragon X52 5G modem. It will also have 8GB of RAM - a decent amount for a mid-range mobile phone. Oppo Find X2 vs Find X2 Pro: What's the Difference? 128 GB of internal storage will be installed, and this should be a lot because the microSD card slot is missing.    A rear lens with a main 48-megapixel main sensor should be installed on the back. The rest will consist of an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera, plus two 2-megapixel cameras for depth and macro. The front camera will be 32 megapixels. A 4.025 mAh battery will trigger the emission and will be able to be recharged thanks to a 30W charger quickly. As he says, Opp's own ColorOS 7.0 will be layered on Andro