Its new products at the exhibition MWC 2018 presented by many manufacturers, including Samsung, Nokia и Sony. In addition to well-known brands, news show and little-known companies. Among these products turned out to touch phone SikurPhone, running on the Android operating system. Its main feature is the ability to earn money to all their owners, but not directly. Novelty presented young Brazilian company Sikur, which is already in the current year is about to launch its development on sale.
SikurPhone secret is in close connection with cryptocurrency, which he provided the developers. Smartphone, working on Android 7.1.2 Nougat, mandatory encrypts all the information for the protection of. It includes not only the user data, but many other details, until the phone calls and the history of the web browser. Another feature of the new items - built kriptokoshelek, allowing to manage their funds in a safe manner.
Developers from Sikur claim, they created a smartphone with an eye to the people, wanting to make money. According to them,, money holders in Bitcoins often become victims of scams and hackers, that infect Android-smartphone malware, then steal Bitcoins. In the case of a smartphone SikurPhone This can not happen, because each application before installing the phone must be tested by the manufacturer.
Accurate information on the complete technical equipment SikurPhone phone no, but some details still known. So, This device has a 5.5-inch IPS-screen with a resolution 1920 on 1080 pixels (Full HD), 4 GB and 64 GB permanent flash memory, and 8-core processor from MediaTek. The mobile device is running a modified version of Android 7.1.2 Nougat with a much more advanced security system, compared to the, offered by Google.
SikurPhone buy a smartphone for the first time will be available only in South America, and it is able to do this in the next few months. Official recommended price of the phone - $799. The developers promise to provide software support for their offspring for at least three years, during which they plan to inspect tens of thousands of third-party applications.
