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Google Wallet app gets update includes “core system fixes”
A software update has been issued for the Google Wallet Android application this week and includes “core Wallet system fixes” among the notes. Unfortunately the reviews for this 1.1-R52v7 release indicate that prepaid card issues are still plaguing the app and users are still unable to add a …
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Google Wallet expanding to 10 additional Sprint devices in 2012
Vice president of Google Wallet and Payments, Osama Bedier, indicated this week that Sprint Nextel plans to expand Google Wallet support across “at least 10 additional phones” this, starting with the LG Viper. Although Google is still in discussions with other carriers and hardware manufacturers, …
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Google Wallet vulnerability not just for rooted phones
It isn’t just rooted users who need to keep a close eye on their Google Wallet.
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Google responds to Google Wallet security vulnerability
Those with rooted handsets and Google Wallet are advised to take extra precaution.
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ShopSavvy follows Google, releases a wallet service
If you’ve been interested in Google Wallet and other similar apps, Shopsavvy has just updated to version 5.0, and they’ve added a wallet feature to the already popular app. The name, however, is abit misleading because as Alexander Muse points out here, saying “Google Wallet …
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Verizon on Google Wallet: “We don’t block apps”
The carrier tells us that Google Wallet is unlike other m-commerce solutions and it may some time and effort before we see it.
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Verizon says “No Google Wallet for you!” – Verizon to block Google Wallet from Galaxy Nexus users
Let’s hope George Costanza isn’t a Verizon customer (or AT&T, or T-Mobile) otherwise he’ll be holding on to his overly obese wallet a bit longer. Surprise, surprise — apparently Verizon will not be allowing its Galaxy Nexus customers access to Google Wallet. In good old …
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Google Wallet coming to vending machines around the country
Google’s single tap method of payment coming to snack machines in various markets.
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Google folds Checkout into Wallet
Google, hoping to lessen confusion among some of their brands and services, is folding Google Checkout into Google Wallet. The move makes perfect sense to us as we expect to find ourselves using Wallet more with time. An email started getting sent out last night …
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Gap Inc. announces Google Wallet support for 65+ Bay Area locations
Do you live in the San Francisco Bay area? Do you own an Android smartphone with Google Wallet? Terrific, this post is just for you! Gap Inc. today announced that consumers can use the single tap method of payment at more than 65 area stores, …
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Google Wallet expands to additional merchants
With all the hype around Ice Cream Sandwich and the Galaxy Nexus, we overlooked a handful of other relevant newsworthy items. Take for instance Google Wallet, which expanded to a number of new merchants. According to the official Google blog, the list of merchants has …
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NJ TRANSIT begins accepting Google Wallet payments for bus, train
Much has been made about the retail aspect of Google Wallet and how NFC will revolutionize payments at stores and restaurants. The idea of tapping your handset against a card reader sounds appealing in situations where you would normally have to dig out a real …
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Participating Subway Restaurants now Accepting Google Wallet Payments
Google Wallet might be a cool concept but it will remain a concept unless the majority of business starts to accept Google’s mobile payment method. Google partnered up with a few big companies at launch but so far none have actually started accepting Google Wallet …
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XDA Hacks Google Wallet onto All Nexus S Devices
The guys over at XDA have done what we had hoped Google was going to do a few weeks back. If you own a Nexus S handsets on T-Mobile or AT&T then you’ll be pleased to learn that you too can have Google Wallet on …
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Google Wallet Rolls Out to All Sprint Nexus S 4G Phones; Visa, Discover and AmEx Climb Aboard
As expected, Google Wallet has begun its nationwide rollout today, expanding to all Nexus S 4G (Sprint) phones. As most of you know, the Wallet service lets users pay for products in the real world simply by tapping their NFC-enabled Android handset against a compatible …
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