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Browsing All posts tagged under »NFC«
Just when you settled back with your popcorn and soda to watch the mobile payment and wallet competitors duke it out…
As reported by American Banker: “The (apple mobile payment) patent, which has been in the works for some time, covers a method to allow an embedded NFC chip to be used to execute mobile payments when an iPhone user pays at a point of sale terminal. The patented technology allows card companies to send information to […]
Google’s joins NFC Standards–participation is critical
April 1, 2011
Google joining the NFC standards Group is a great indicator of their commitment and intention about mobile payments. While I find standards setting organizational work tedious and slow (I spent countless hours helping to develop the EDI message standards), participation is critical if one seeks to exert influence and direction on how the standards are […]
Good for Google and the bold game changing move for the future of mobile payments
March 15, 2011
Today was an active day for on this blog and one of those days when my vision and insight seem to be on the mark! No sooner had I written about Apple’s rumored lack of NFC capability in its next iPhone release not being a as big a deal for the future of mobile payments […]
March 8, 2012
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