UPDATE 2016.06.06
Bither iOS v1.5.0 released:
1. More data source on "Reload Transaction Data".
2. Speed up the transaction sending.
Topic: [ANN] Bither - simple&secure Bitcoin wallet.(desktop 1.4.8) - page 4. (Read 49823 times)
Bither Android v1.5.0 released with more data source on "Reload Transaction Data".
Any news for Windows update yet? seen you making improvements to it to release 1.4 on most other devices but Windows lacking. Why hate so much for windows lol.
It would be great to see, but I'm not sure it's even in development at this point. Maybe we should start our own project for this?
Hi
Don't want to scare nobody but
Is it safe to run ? 1/56
https://virustotal.com/en/file/ab4283d4c9362368b3aac031b8feba9bd3914afb4d1700cb4874cddaa4a0389a/analysis/1461273078/
Don't want to scare nobody but
Is it safe to run ? 1/56
https://virustotal.com/en/file/ab4283d4c9362368b3aac031b8feba9bd3914afb4d1700cb4874cddaa4a0389a/analysis/1461273078/
I have installet Bither and it looks nice. Is there any complete manual/documentation somewhere which I could read so I can know what all the functions and settings are?
For real BTC users this can be good news. Most important - if in the wallet you can send/receive bitcoins. 
Any news for Windows update yet? seen you making improvements to it to release 1.4 on most other devices but Windows lacking. Why hate so much for windows lol.
The wallet looks very nice and has good functionality.
I also like that it is available for all the most common platforms.
You should definitely continue to work on it!
But I don't think it wins over hardware wallets in terms of cold storage.
You comparison looks biased.
The temptation to go online with the cold storage phone at some point in time is just too big.
And the price and availability is no argument anymore now that you could get a ledger hardware wallet for 15 Euros (incl. shipping) within a few days.
(I'm not affiliated with Ledger Wallet)
And what about size and battery?
Smart phones are bigger and heavier than hardware wallets and you have to charge them every day (especially if you use an old phone were the battery is not that good anymore)
And you can be sure the battery is empty just when you want to do that payment. ;-)
I also like that it is available for all the most common platforms.
You should definitely continue to work on it!
But I don't think it wins over hardware wallets in terms of cold storage.
You comparison looks biased.
The temptation to go online with the cold storage phone at some point in time is just too big.
And the price and availability is no argument anymore now that you could get a ledger hardware wallet for 15 Euros (incl. shipping) within a few days.
(I'm not affiliated with Ledger Wallet)
And what about size and battery?
Smart phones are bigger and heavier than hardware wallets and you have to charge them every day (especially if you use an old phone were the battery is not that good anymore)
And you can be sure the battery is empty just when you want to do that payment. ;-)
I don't really see how this makes a hardware wallet obsolete. A phone can always fail/brick/die/break/whatever. A hardware wallet never ever connects to the internet and never can. It will always go through a computer, the keys can be generated by it's seed and it's security is a lot better then some app on some phone (think of Trezor's pincode input). I would like to know what kind of steps you have taken to ensure security on the cold wallet phone (except disabling all communication).
I would prefer Trezor instead of Bither, but oh well, that is my personal opinion and subject to change. I do wish you all the best and good luck with this project!
Bither iOS v1.4.0 released
Bither Android v1.4.0 released, and fixed "Transaction Malleability" issue, 
September 12, 2015, 09:56:19 PM
Would be really cool to see this wallet go all out into multi cryptos and add in other or have feature to add in and compile or drop files in to support new coins.
September 11, 2015, 08:36:01 PM
any plans on adding a sweep key feature?
September 03, 2015, 11:50:59 AM
So what is the security on android compared to Mycelium? Is there HD wallet support? What makes it special?
September 03, 2015, 11:43:29 AM
I've been using this wallet for ios and its great. the only thing i recommend adding however is the ability to remove a selected address.
This Wallet seems to be interesting but this is new one. After sometime, it may comes popular !! 
Thanks for your support
Any developments for updates on Windows desktop wallet. Do you guys do other crypto at all? would love to see something like this made for other cryptos to make a multi wallet version in the future and dominate where others fail
We may consider to working on improving our desktop version as possible as we can, and also we may think about other cryptos too.
Thanks
I've just installed the android version and it looks pretty good, but I don't like that I have to use the build-in keyboard. I'm extremely used to SwiftKey and creating a good password was hard because all the special characters are two taps away (and I use a lot of them in combination with letters). SwiftKey doesn't have this issue.
EDIT: Also this doesn't look right. The "+"-button overlaps the text of the exchange the price is from.
EDIT: Also this doesn't look right. The "+"-button overlaps the text of the exchange the price is from.
Dear Mitchełł,
There are so many third parties' keyboards/input methods on Android, and some of them are even cloud services. So for security reason, we decide to develop our own keyboard/input method, and not to rely on users' environment.
About the "+" button, it does overlap some part of the screen, and we may consider to improve this or hide this button in some circumstances in future release.
Thanks for your feedbak
Bither Android v1.3.9 released, iOS version released too
This Wallet seems to be interesting but this is new one. After sometime, it may comes popular !!
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