In order this to work we need Snapdragon 8 gen1/2/3,fast ddrx5 ram, wifi 6e or 7 and at least 1tb storage with ultra fast transfer lanes UFS 4.0.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra would be one of the few (or even only) Android based devices who could do this.
But haven't their been several approaches in past to get decentralised networks on mobiles which had other requirements? Am not sure since this is not my speciality, but did for example Hacken AI or someone related try for example to host servers on a network of devices to avoid ddos attacks etc.?
Maybe only something related and not exactly running a full node on mobile.
But the whole topic interests myself even though I'm sadly not the tech guy. But bringing Blockchain to mobile devices would be a big step imo.
Ok, Samsung is to expensive. If you do research on the market exist phones that blow away Samsung by performance and quality battery life and many other things for heavy work. Check Realme GT5 24gb+ extension of 12GB DDRx5 in total 36GB ram with 1TB storage UFS 4.0 and Snapdragon gen2(gen 3 is 4nm same as gen2 so it is not big difference). 240w fast charging 0-100% in 10min 0-20% in 80sec. comparing to Samsung and the price it insane. The beast of the beasts. About nodes, I have Bitcoin node on my phone but I have no storage I need at least 700gb of storage but need to be internal for the speed sd cards are not good. For example, with GT5 I can run Avalanche validator node if the requirements are still less then 1tb for storage. I love to experiment with blockchain nodes.
Any issues with overheating when running that 24/7? The GT5 sounding awesome, will check on it!
