Ledger plans to turn its crypto hardware wallet into a smartphone

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Crypto hardware wallet maker Ledger has unveiled a plan to transform its device into a smartphone. The device, called Atom, is designed to run everyday apps such as WhatsApp and Instagram. Users will be able to switch between standard smartphone functions and a secured mode dedicated to managing digital assets. The move comes as the company faces pressure in the market.

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