Solana to Launch Saga, a Web3-based Smartphone

Solana is making headway by releasing a Mobile Stack Device for Android mobile phones to fast-track the usage of Web3 applications on mobile devices. This is a product from one of Solana Labs’ subsidiaries, Solana Mobile. Alongside this development is a mobile phone from Saga that will first feature this innovative Web3 project and will be released soon.

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“The Solana Mobile Stack provides key technologies for building Android applications that can interact with the Solana network,” says the GitHub Community. With it, developers can build Web3 apps that can work with Android-Solana integration seamlessly. It “will help you to use the Solana network on Android devices,” says the site.

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Components and Support for SMS

The Solana Mobile Stack is a product of a community-focused effort to make Web3 utilities available for anyone around the world. The basic components of the device are:

• Mobile Wallet Adapter: An open-source protocol that helps to connect apps and native Android apps to wallets on mobile devices.

• Seed Vault: A mobile inbuilt system designed to keep private keys, seed phrases, and secrets separated without losing touch with apps on a mobile device.

• Solana Pay for Android: A payment system that permits users to initiate payment using Solana.

• Solana dApp Store: A decentralized store built on Solana where Android apps can be launched and accessed by users. It is designed to co-exist with Google Play on the same device so that users can access Web2 and Web3 apps respectively.

The project has received support from the CEO and Co-Founder of Magic Eden, Jack Lu; Phantom CEO and Co-Founder Brandon Millman; StepN Chief Revenue Officer Mable Jiang, and others.

Solana has also set aside a $10 million grant for developers to enhance the development of native mobile dApps on the Solana Mobile Stack.

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