Polygon Partners Withelephone Manufacturers To Present Web3 To The Public

Crypto Polygon immediately launched a smartphone with Web3 capabilities. (Cryptosrus)

JAKARTA A few weeks after Solana announced the launch of its own smartphone to bring Web3 to the public more broadly, Polygon is now planning to do the same. The difference is, Polygon won't launch its own smartphone, they're working with brokerage manufacturers for this.

Polygon's partnership with finance is aimed at bringing crypto and NFT to wider consumers where the mobile device provides easy access to Web3 functionality.

Mobile manufacturer Nothing has also launched its NFT digital art collection calledline Community Dots. The company plans to send the NFT to its investors and communities.

Nothing also launched a membership program via NFT, where members will be able to access exclusive content, discounts, offline events, and more. For information, Black will launch its first Nothing Phone (1) phone on July 12.

This launch is designed to carry the Safe brand beyond consumer technology, making it one of the first in the sector to bridge real-world products with rapidly growing Web3 spaces. In the future, the goal is to make all Blackphone products and other ecosystem devices ready in the future by supporting sustainable and secure access to the Web3 app, quoted from Cryptopotato.

In addition to apps and games on the Polygon platform, Offline iPhone (1) users will be able to access network payments and future features, such as evidence-based identification solutions, Polygon IDs, and others. Polygon revealed that its ultimate goal is to create all e-phone productslines and other ecosystem devices ready for the future by supporting sustainable and secure access to the Web 3 app.

Previously, Solana had announced the launch of blockhcain-based phones to provide Web3 services to global communities via Solana Saga smartphones. In addition, Solana also offers Solana Mobile Stack services for Android developers who want to securely create crypto wallets and Web3 applications.