Isis mobile payment venture to launch next month

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iPhone 5 aside, what is NFC? (FAQ) CNET NFC payments are still seen as being 5 to 10 years away. But all the big credit card players are trying to implement NFC, to one degree or another. That includes Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. And throw in all of the major mobile players too ... See all stories on this topic »

T-Mobile Galaxy S II software bump brings NFC ISIS technology SlashGear The most recent software update for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II brings not just Android version 4.0.3 but the ability to use the NFC payment system ISIS. This software is being sent out as a manual update to all of you across the nation who want ... See all stories on this topic »

T-Mobile explains what it will do with Isis NFC capabilities Android Community T-Mobile instead wants its customers to use NFC for more than just mobile payments. On the T-Mobile Issues & Insights Blog, the company outlined three different ways it envisions customers using NFC. The first, obviously, is turning your phone into ... See all stories on this topic » Android Community

New Update Appears To Bring ISIS Mobile Payments Support To T-Mobile's ... TechCrunch It appears that a brand new update for the T-Mobile Galaxy S II subtly includes an "ISIS/NFC update." If this update enables the ISIS service on the phone, it would make the Galaxy S II the first phone to utilize the Google-Wallet mobile payments ... See all stories on this topic »

T-Mobile Galaxy S II receives small software update to prepare for ISIS launch The Verge The software update includes various bug fixes for Android 4.0.3 and an "ISIS/NFC update." The carrier's language is vague, but the update does not install the ISIS app. It's most likely that the update prepares the phone to support the mobile payment ... See all stories on this topic »

ISIS mobile payment service reportedly launching in September PhoneDog The Galaxy S II is one of four T-Mobile phones with NFC support (Galaxy S III, Amaze 4G and Bold 9900 are the others), and Brad Duea, T-Mobile's SVP of product management, says in a new blog post that Magenta has "many more on the way." Considering ... See all stories on this topic »

Isis mobile payment venture to launch next monthCNETThat's according to Doug Bergeron, CEO of Verifone, which makes the payment terminals that most mobile-payment systems rely on. Bergeron confirmed the month to CNET, although he declined to provide a specific date. Bloomberg earlier reported on ISIS' ...See all stories on this topic »

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