Ledger has announced that their new app will allow users to bring all their cryptocurrencies into one solitary space. The new app will work on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. Unlike the previous apps, this one will not need you to use Google Chrome or Chromium.
The new app comes with all the other features that are found in different wallet apps in a unified as well as multi-currency unique application. The multi-currency aspect will support 23 currencies inclusive of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple. It also comes with a dashboard to view all your assets. The company has enhanced its facelift features to make the app more appealing and easy to use. The users will also be able to confirm their transactions before sending their funds: “We intend to include the ability for a full mobile experience and the possibility of supporting more cryptocurrencies in Nano S and third party app integrations”
The new app comes with its specific set of native USB drivers.
Ledger is also working on developing a fresh version of the Ledger manager platform to move to a web-based solution that entails direct USB communication, which will not require the installation of other extensions. It will also support different browsers such as Google Chrome, Opera and Chromium. “This new version will highly improve user experience by bringing a lot of new features such as device information, firmware and apps updates, quick overview of installed currencies, categories, 3rd party apps” said the company’s CEO, Eric Larcheveque.
Ledger aims at announcing the release of the desktop version in Q2 of 2018, the mobile version - in Q3 2018, the new Ledger Manager - in Q2 2018.
Full article (source): Ledger Announces New Wallet Desktop and Mobile Applications - What to Expect in the New App