Samsung’s “KlaytnPhone,” named after a blockchain platform, is a Galaxy Note 10 installed with blockchain apps and a wallet for cryptocurrencies
SEOUL—Samsung Electronics Co. is releasing a variant of its newest flagship phone meant to boost adoption of blockchain, according to people familiar with the matter—a tall task for a next-era technology that still puzzles many consumers.
The world’s largest smartphone maker will offer a Galaxy Note 10 marketed as a “KlaytnPhone,” named after a South Korean blockchain platform, the people said. It will be sold starting Thursday, they say, only in South Korea.
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