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Together with Solana, Polygon is bringing Web3 to smartphones.

To provide NFTs on its new phone, tech firm Nothing has partnered with the Polygon network

Together with Solana, polygon brings web3 Smart Phones. Polygon is tool for Ethereum scaling.

For its new Android-based Nothing Phone, Nothing has partnered with the Polygon network to deliver non-fungible tokens (NFTs) (1).

The NFT Project, also known as "Nothing Community Dots," works by airdropping tokens to Nothing community investors. These tokens allow investors to access benefits like first access to new goods and events.

Invitations to Nothing Phone (1)'s debut on July 12 in London are some of the initial perks.

It was "very encouraging to see an innovator like Nothing embrace Web3 from the get-go, enabling direct access to Web3 by collaborating with Polygon," said Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon.


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