Google Brings Google Wallet to the Cloud
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Google announced Wednesday that it has launched a cloud version of its mobile wallet application, and has added new security features to the system. The new, cloud-based version of Google Wallet will accept all credit and debit cards from Visa, ...
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Some Telstra mobile customers experienced call failures Tuesday morning due to faulty network equipment in the Next G network, Telstra said. A Telstra spokeswoman told Computerworld Australia that a "small percentage customers nationally may have ...
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QR Codes Bring Email, Mobile Coupons to Life
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Most often, this interface takes place on a PC and is designed primarily to drive online sales. But, as consumers increasingly turn to mobile technologies, marketers are looking for new ways to bridge the gap between the PC and mobile device to keep up with ...
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Google announced Wednesday that it has launched a cloud version of its mobile wallet application, and has added new security features to the system. The new, cloud-based version of Google Wallet will accept all credit and debit cards from Visa, ...
See all stories on this topic »Telstra mobile network experiences call failures
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Some Telstra mobile customers experienced call failures Tuesday morning due to faulty network equipment in the Next G network, Telstra said. A Telstra spokeswoman told Computerworld Australia that a "small percentage customers nationally may have ...
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| Mobile messaging service Nimbuzz flies past 100m users, driven by emerging ... The Next Web (blog) “The PC experience is moving to mobile, and we're one of the first to be here,” he says, “now every company is fighting to develop their mobile presence.” India is arguably the finest example of the importance of mobile, since phone-based Web usage is close ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Next Web (blog) |
Promotion World (press release)
Most often, this interface takes place on a PC and is designed primarily to drive online sales. But, as consumers increasingly turn to mobile technologies, marketers are looking for new ways to bridge the gap between the PC and mobile device to keep up with ...
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| China: Adapting to Mobile Anew Daily Deal Media Nowhere do these possibilities shine more brightly than in China, where there were 360 million mobile internet users at the end of 2011, who will grow to eclipse the number ofPC and laptop users by 2015, at the latest. Choosing a web presence rather than ... See all stories on this topic » |  Daily Deal Media |