Trusted cellphone/mobile bitcoin client

[kwukduck]

Bitcoin Wallet for android works very well too, i've been using it for months. It's also open-source.

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[the founder]

we built flexcoin to be mobile friendly,  also we're developing an android app and releasing an api for someone to make an iphone one.

[minimalB]

What do you think about BitPak for iOS?

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitpak/id489248095?mt=8

[fornit]

full blockchain on a mobile device sounds like a very bad plan. backup on dropbox wouldnt be my prefered solution either.
so imho bitpak is a very bad app by design.

[gnar1ta$]

What do you think about BitPak for iOS?

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitpak/id489248095?mt=8

Not worth the money. It's bad enough to turn iOS users off from Bitcoin. They got my $3.99, and I deleted the app immediately after testing it. But great job to the developers who actually got a wallet approved.

[jago25_98]

1) Layman's way:

 - buy a $70 android tablet off ebay
 - add a 8gb SD card for the blockchain
 - use the official bitcoin for android client. Have it connected 24/7 and keep it charged with power
 - treat it like a cash register; offload funds to an offline address at regular intervals

2) Geek way:

- Use something like Bitpay on a phone you already have (perhaps simplecoin works for symbian touchscreen?) to connect to a server at home or somewhere.

 I prefer the former method. The second method is more portable due to lack of blockchain but then you have to have a server; both are not ideal.
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3) 3rd Party Way:

- use a 3rd party to take payments but have an auto payout to an address you control regularly