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BlackBerrys account for 80% of NFC phones in UK
Despite facing a continued decline, RIM remains optimistic with its recent BlackBerry 10 debut and even points out that its handsets have an edge over others when it comes to mobile payments. According to the Canadian phone maker, BlackBerry devices ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Credit Cards, An Endangered Species Business Insider Unlike NFC on a mobile device, however, these systems allow only one-way communication. As such, these aren't much more than easier-to-use credit cards. With major payment processing companies finally signing onto the mobile payments game, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Wallet Nowhere To Be Found In GSIII List Of Supported Google Mobile ... The Driod Guy Of course, nothing has been confirmed by Samsung, but the press release clearly states that mobile payment support is available, but we can't seem to find any mention of Google Wallet is anywhere in the press release. We will be sure to reach out to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| AuthenTec Reports First Quarter 2012 Financial Results MarketWatch (press release) Also during the quarter, we made further progress with reference design opportunities for integrating our fingerprint-based security into various architectures spanning NFC, baseband and application processors, mobile operating systems and the secure ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 2011 a breakthrough year for NFC SIMs: SIMAlliance data Mobile Europe 16 million NFC SIM cards were shipped in 2011, according to the SIMAlliance, the SIM card's industry body. Accroding to the organisation, this is the first time that NFC SIMs have reached sufficient volumes to be included separately in its data. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Harris: 20% Of US Consumers Buy By Mobile; 62% Couldn't Care Less Centralia Chronicle Mobile devices, by some estimates, will become a replacement for your wallet in the future, with NFC, dongles and sophisticated apps helping you buy things and manage the rest of your financial life, and with companies like Visa getting in on the ... See all stories on this topic » |
