It, in turn, is owned by BBK Electronics which has the Realme and Vivo brands. Libra will work in tandem with Facebook’s Calibra service, a digital wallet that will be integrated into Messenger and WhatsApp as well as having its own standalone app. But where others like HTC and Sony have gone before, OnePlus might well be following many years later.

Only the best deals on the best products handpicked by our expert editors It is expected that companies such as Visa and Uber will accept it as a payment method in the future, as it becomes functional both online and offline. Facebook has announced plans for its own cryptocurrency, set for release in 2020. After countless phones and a few other products, it looks like OnePlus is finally making a tablet to take on the likes of the iPad and Galaxy Tab.

The social networking giant will make its cryptocurrency available to all 2.4 billion active users, as it seeks to assert its authority over the financial sector. The eventual aim is for Libra to become a stable cryptocurrency which can operate alongside traditional currencies, allowing consumers to pay for almost anything. Partner companies in the venture include financial firms such as Coinbase and Mastercard, as well as popular technology service providers including Spotify and PayPal. Facebook wants to emphasise that Libra will not be a single purchasable asset like Bitcoin, but instead it will expand to become digital money which is backed by a range of assets.

Here’s what we know about the OnePlus Pad so far. The application has a ‘fast track’ status and MySmartPrice suggests it could launch “in the coming months”. Known as Libra, the project will be a collaborative effort between the company and 27 partners set to launch in 2020. We’ll update this article if, or more likely when, any more rumours or leaks surface on the OnePlus Pad. It’s an exciting prospect with the tablet market being fairly stagnant for the last few years, being dominated by Apple and Samsung.

Sadly, we don’t know much about the device yet as this is the first time it’s surfaced on the web. Rumour has it both Oppo and Vivo will be launching tablets this year and Realme has already confirmed it the Realme Pad is coming soon. Livestock & Poultry However, critics have raised concerns over Facebook’s capacity for public surveillance through Libra, which will inevitably gather more personal data about its users. This is the European Union Intellectual Property Office and was filed on 1 July.

The application is class 9 which is for various technology devices including ‘tablet computers’. Only the best deals on the best products handpicked by our expert editors It will aim to make contactless payments using Libra seamless, in a similar way to fellow tech companies Apple, Google and Samsung, albeit using a virtual currency.

Facebook to launch its own cryptocurrency

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p>By Anyron Copeman, Senior Staff Writer | 19 Jun 2019 The move officially marks Facebook’s entry into the blockchain market. Unlike some other listings, particularly the FCC in the US, there’s no details or description of the device. It will operate under the Libra Association, a non-profit organisation which will oversee its development.

MySmartPrice has spotted a listing for the OnePlus Pad on the EUIPO website. By Chris Martin, Reviews Editor | 05 Jul 2021 Privacy concerns have been synonymous with the company over the last couple of years, with public trust at an all time low in the wake of 2018’s Cambridge Analytica scandal. It’s perhaps not a big surprise that a OnePlus tablet is in the works having aligned itself closer to Oppo, its parent company.

As for when the OnePlus Pad might arrive, possibly soon. The app’s demonstration showed real-time conversions from USD to LBR for sending and receiving money, with the current exchange rate sitting at 1.0473. It just trademarks the name ‘OnePlus Pad’ which we can assume is an Android tablet.