Google announced the Google Wallet in May as a new innovative payment platform on smartphones using an embedded NFC (Near Field Communication) chip that lets you make payments by simply tapping the phone near a payment processor.
You'll need to activate a credit card that is accepted by the vending machine before it can be used for transactions.
The process looked excessively simple and automated during Google’s in-house demonstration. Real world use could prove to be more "complicated", but we are hopeful.
And oh! the Google Wallet is currently an Android OS application running on the Nexus S on Sprint so even the Nexus S for both T-Mobile and AT&T will have to wait until a deal is struck with those carriers. iOS, Blackberry OS, Symbian OS? You will have to take the chill pill... sorry.
Bye, bye to pick pockets? (just thinking).
And oh! the Google Wallet is currently an Android OS application running on the Nexus S on Sprint so even the Nexus S for both T-Mobile and AT&T will have to wait until a deal is struck with those carriers. iOS, Blackberry OS, Symbian OS? You will have to take the chill pill... sorry.
Bye, bye to pick pockets? (just thinking).
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1 comments:
google is always at the top of the game. thumbs up guyz. but i don't think this is feasible in nigeria. anyways we are getting there.
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