Forbes: Apple Will Lead The Way In NFC; Why Rivals Must Act Now

Mobile pay day due in September, service Isis backed by AT&T, Verizon The Star-Ledger - NJ.com ... in vying to capitalize on mobile-payment transactions, which Juniper Research Ltd. expects to rise almost fourfold in total volume to more than $1.3 trillion by 2017. The payment system relies on near field communication, or NFC, a technology that ... See all stories on this topic » The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

Apple Will Lead The Way In NFC; Why Rivals Must Act Now Forbes While Android users can look to Google Wallet for mobile payments, the limitations of NFC stand in the way. If Apple introduces NFC features in the iPhone 5 in addition to Passbook, competitors are at risk if they fail to offer competitive capabilities. See all stories on this topic »

DeviceFidelity relaunches moneto mobile wallet Mobile Payments Today Big changes are coming to moneto, the first multi-platform NFC-based mobile payment service for both iPhone and Android devices. Moneto was launched by Richardson, Texas-based DeviceFidelity earlier this year. It lets users make contactless mobile ... See all stories on this topic »

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