user10736: Are there any Android Proof of Stake apps that is open source. The peercoin app seems to be a light client. Some of the apps seem to be QT transformed to Android.

user18196: I think the short answer is no, there isn't an Android full node app. Being a full node would requiring downloading and storing the entire block chain, and that is too much data for mobile devices.
I don't know of any mobile wallets that stake. And you are right that many of the apps are just the QT code transformed to Java. I think it was done this way on purpose so as to ensure that the two references are bug-for-bug compatible. 

10736: <p>Are there any Android Proof of Stake apps that is open source. The peercoin app seems to be a light client. Some of the apps seem to be QT transformed to Android.</p>
 18196: <p>I think the short answer is no, there isn't an Android full node app. Being a full node would requiring downloading and storing the entire block chain, and that is too much data for mobile devices.</p>

<p>I don't know of any mobile wallets that stake. And you are right that many of the apps are just the QT code transformed to Java. I think it was done this way on purpose so as to ensure that the two references are bug-for-bug compatible. </p>
