Mobile payments to be worth $180bn in five years
Mobile Today
More than a quarter of mobile users will pay for goods and services using their handset by 2017 as the value of near field communication (NFC) retail payments is set to increase seven-fold. A new report from Juniper Research claimed the value of mobile ...
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TrustNorway taps Bell ID for TSM solutions
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... to coordinate the technical and business relationships of multiple stakeholders – e.g. mobile network operators (MNOs), banks, ticketing agencies, etc. – to deliver and maintain NFC payments, loyalty and ticketing applications on customers' mobile ...
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The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), which recently undertook an NFC payments pilot, is also planning to test a bar code-based smart phone ticketing app later this week at a PGA Tour event. Developed by Long Island tech firm CooCoo, the service allows ...
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This allows a phone to communicate with other devices that include the same technology. In the U.S. this is most commonly used with mobile payment apps, like Google Wallet. According to a statement on its web site, Panasonic promises other potential uses.
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| Mobile payments to be worth $180bn in five years Mobile Today More than a quarter of mobile users will pay for goods and services using their handset by 2017 as the value of near field communication (NFC) retail payments is set to increase seven-fold. A new report from Juniper Research claimed the value of mobile ... See all stories on this topic » | Mobile Today |
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... to coordinate the technical and business relationships of multiple stakeholders – e.g. mobile network operators (MNOs), banks, ticketing agencies, etc. – to deliver and maintain NFC payments, loyalty and ticketing applications on customers' mobile ...
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NFCNews
The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), which recently undertook an NFC payments pilot, is also planning to test a bar code-based smart phone ticketing app later this week at a PGA Tour event. Developed by Long Island tech firm CooCoo, the service allows ...
See all stories on this topic »
RedOrbit
This allows a phone to communicate with other devices that include the same technology. In the U.S. this is most commonly used with mobile payment apps, like Google Wallet. According to a statement on its web site, Panasonic promises other potential uses.
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