BitGate Launches in Sweden with Safello

Can you imagine what we will be downloading in another twenty years? I mean who would have ever thought that you could record sound with digital quality fifty years ago? Now we routinely download whole albums worth of music in a couple of minutes to ipods that hold thousands of songs in the space the size of a zippo lighter!

What I wonder is what will we download in the future? We can get degrees on line now, which means that we are actually downloading our future doesn’t it. Sounds kind of funny, but true to say that in the future we will be downloading our future. Will we download our jobs? I mean more and more people are working at home aren’t they? I could see the next wave of employment being over the internet where you never actually see your boss or maybe you will see him in downloaded form. That would be kind of weird wouldn’t it? It would be cool in the sense that you could be dressed however you want and you could be making funny faces at the boss and you wouldn’t even have to be behind his back that is unless you were being downloaded by your boss simultaneously. Weird!

We know this in our gut, but what can we do about it? How can we motivate ourselves? One of the most difficult aspects of achieving success is staying motivated over the long haul.

Developed by the Intel Corporation, HDCP stands for high-bandwidth digital content protection. As the descriptive name implies, HDCP is all about protecting the integrity of various audio and video content as it travels over a multiplicity of different types of interfaces. Such data interfaces as GVIF, DVI, and HDMI will all support the functionality of HDCP.

Is HDCP Free?

No. HDCP requires an authorized license. The license can be obtained through Digital Content Protection, which is a subsidiary of Intel Corporation. Generally, the license can be obtained by filing an application and paying an annual fee. Once the application is accepted and the user agrees to the terms found in the licensing agreement, the right to make use of HDCP is granted.

What Are Some Of The Key Terms of Use For HDCP?

One key term has to do with the transmission of data to unauthorized receivers. That is, an HDCP protected video source is not allowed to transmit protected content to any receiver that has not be verified to be HDCP compliant. There is also a restriction on the quality of the content, making sure that the DVD-audio content is equal to or less than CD-audio quality on any non-HDCP digital audio outputs. The licensed operator also covenants to not use their equipment to produce copies of content, and also to make sure that original content is created within the confines of current content protection requirements. What Type of Devices Make Use of HDCP?

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Can you imagine what we will be downloading in another twenty years? I mean who would have ever thought that you could record sound with digital quality fifty years ago? Now we routinely download whole albums worth of music in a couple of minutes to ipods that hold thousands of songs in the space the size of a zippo lighter!

What I wonder is what will we download in the future? We can get degrees on line now, which means that we are actually downloading our future doesn’t it. Sounds kind of funny, but true to say that in the future we will be downloading our future. Will we download our jobs? I mean more and more people are working at home aren’t they? I could see the next wave of employment being over the internet where you never actually see your boss or maybe you will see him in downloaded form. That would be kind of weird wouldn’t it? It would be cool in the sense that you could be dressed however you want and you could be making funny faces at the boss and you wouldn’t even have to be behind his back that is unless you were being downloaded by your boss simultaneously. Weird!

We know this in our gut, but what can we do about it? How can we motivate ourselves? One of the most difficult aspects of achieving success is staying motivated over the long haul.

Developed by the Intel Corporation, HDCP stands for high-bandwidth digital content protection. As the descriptive name implies, HDCP is all about protecting the integrity of various audio and video content as it travels over a multiplicity of different types of interfaces. Such data interfaces as GVIF, DVI, and HDMI will all support the functionality of HDCP.

Is HDCP Free?

No. HDCP requires an authorized license. The license can be obtained through Digital Content Protection, which is a subsidiary of Intel Corporation. Generally, the license can be obtained by filing an application and paying an annual fee. Once the application is accepted and the user agrees to the terms found in the licensing agreement, the right to make use of HDCP is granted.

What Are Some Of The Key Terms of Use For HDCP?

One key term has to do with the transmission of data to unauthorized receivers. That is, an HDCP protected video source is not allowed to transmit protected content to any receiver that has not be verified to be HDCP compliant. There is also a restriction on the quality of the content, making sure that the DVD-audio content is equal to or less than CD-audio quality on any non-HDCP digital audio outputs. The licensed operator also covenants to not use their equipment to produce copies of content, and also to make sure that original content is created within the confines of current content protection requirements. What Type of Devices Make Use of HDCP?

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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, September 20th — BitGate this week announced plans for a release in Sweden at the launch event of established European crypto exchange Safello. The BitGate wallet app is integrating Safello for handling the purchasing of Bitcoin for Swedish users, using the local Swedish phone payment solution ‘Swish’.

“Releasing the BitGate application in Sweden with Safello and integrated Swish for payments provides our users with an unprecedented experience managing Bitcoin in an easy, fast and secure manner. This is an essential step towards mainstream adoption.”

Manuel Lains – CEO BitGate

“With Safello’s API product we want to help companies focus on their core business while we take care of the rest in terms of compliance, payments and cryptocurrency settlements. BitGate with its respected brand and large crypto audience is a perfect partner for us in this regard. We are very excited to see their wallet go live with our integrated buying functionality.”

Frank Schuil – CEO Safello

 

Beta-Testing Progress

BitGate is already undergoing closed beta-testing in Norway, and is due for release later this year. It allows users to safely store, send and receive digital assets with their phone contacts. Using the main Norwegian identity solution Bank ID to log in, users do not have to remember complex passwords or keys to access their digital assets.

 

“Our goal is to allow regular people to easily buy digital assets through the BitGate wallet with convenient ID solutions. By integrating Safello with BitGate we can achieve this with strong compliance and an easy-to-use product for Swedish users.”

Matthew Bryce – CMO BitGate

 

The Safello integration is BitGate’s first move outside of Norway, which strengthens its position with a larger Scandinavian user-base ahead of this year’s launch and signals clear international ambitions.

 

About BitGate

BitGate is mobile application for Digital Asset storage and payments tailored for the mainstream audience. BitGate is being developed by BitSpace, a blockchain innovation network and consultancy firm, positioned as a Scandinavian market leader.

About Safello

Safello operates a Bitcoin exchange and related services in the European market. It partners with various payment providers such as Bankgirot. The company receives payments through SEPA, Bankgiro, Handelsbanken Direkt, International Bank Transfer, Swish, and many other payment methods. Founded in 2013, Safello is a government registered AB company based in Stockholm, Sweden, and it complies with anti-money laundering laws.

 

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