By Amy Gant Analyst says services, not payments, will drive NFC to mass market. Posted on 10th Aug 2012 by Amy Gant. Let's say you are one of the lucky consumers that purchases one of the 100 million NFC-enabled mobile devices that will ship ... Gemalto telecom blog | ||
| Featured: Major US Carriers + Google Form Mobile Payments ... By Matt Pedigo NFC Mobile Payments. Remember Google Wallet? No? Chances are that unless you're one of a few Nexus S or Galaxy Nexus users, you don't. I had completely forgotten about it until I picked up my Nexus 7. And since the Nexus 7 is WiFi ... Android Headlines | ||
| All Four Major U.S. Carriers Join Google, ISIS and Major Financial ... By Justin Crouch Google knows it's a challenge to find places to pay with NFC and so do other financial institutions looking to break into the industry. Well Google, Isis, PayPal, VeriFone and the big four carriers in the US are banding together to form the "Mobile ... Android News, Rumours, and Updates | ||
| GSMA announces initial speakers for NFC & Mobile Money ... By admin To give you a flavour of what the conference and exhibition is about, the list of topics includes: – Exploiting opportunities for Mobile Money in untapped markets; the current state of the NFC market; innovations in m-payments; plus the future of ... GoMo News | ||
| Could Smartphone Payments Make Their Way to Field Service ... By Tiffany Kaiser On the other hand, non-NFC mobile payments are definitely in use. Roto-Rooter, for instance, currently issues techs smartphones that run a proprietary software called eTrace that lets workers log in, swipe, and process a credit-card payment ... The SmartVan | ||
| Google, PayPal and US Carriers Start Pushing Mobile Payments Even By Dennis Google, PayPal and US Carriers Start Pushing Mobile Payments Even Stronger. by Dennis on August 10, 2012. The London 2012 Olympics marked a big push from Visa and Samsung to boost NFC payments via handsets. Now, Google ... Latest electronics | ||
| Mobile powerhouses join the Mobile Payments Committee By Phone Arena Still, this is definitely a big step towards really making mobile payments a viable option in the US market. It would be nice to see more standards put in place as far as how mobile payments are best made, be it NFC, QR codes, bar codes, etc. PhoneArena - News |
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Analyst Says Service not Payments will Drive NFC
