Welcome to the future. The digital evolution that the world has gone through has been impeccable. New technologies are coming to the market quickly and the existing ones have to find a way to adopt them. Cryptocurrencies seem to play a vital role in this wave of digitization that the world is on. As Web3 comes to the fore, tech companies are trying to bring it to users at their fingertips. Polygon decided to lead the way by rolling out a smartphone with integrated technology.
prominent Ethereum scaling network, Polygon has partnered with Nothing to roll out the Nothing Phone (1). The network plans to give its users early access to apps and games on Polygon. Payments and pending updates like Polygon ID would also be enabled on the phone.
However, this integration would take some time. In the meantime, the phone is said to include an NFT membership club with Polygon NFTs† Attribute to those who helped crowdfund Nothing.
Continuing the collaboration, Polygon said:
“Going forward, the goal is to future-proof all of Nothing’s phone products and other ecosystem devices by supporting sustainable and secure access to Web3 applications.”
Is Polygon Gearing Up for the Big Web3 Gaming Boom?
Polygon wasn’t the only network preparing for the great Web3 boom. just last month, Solana gave the community a glimpse of an Android smartphone. The network unveiled the Solana Mobile Stack [SMS] software kit that helps develop apps, games and walls. Not long ago, HTC rolled out a metaverse phone that consisted of Ethereum and Polygon support.
Web3 seems to have lured a string of tech companies to the market. While the bears have brought the market down, the development side is active.
Moreover, the gaming industry is huge and quite popular. With the onset of digitization, several gaming companies have already started exploring Web3 gaming. Yesterday, the world’s very first NFT game console for Web3 games was announced. Given the interest in these spikes, a string of them believe it could trigger the next bull run.
However, some fear that much would have been lost in price by then.