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SAP is expected to launch the latest version of what it calls the Sybase Unwired Platform at its annual customer and partner event in Orlando, Florida this week. This includes 19 mobile apps for businesses covering areas such as sales, finance, procurement and human resources. Read More
Pyramid Research estimates that the number of mobile banking users in Latin America will grow 65 percent between 2010 and 2015, from around 18 million users to over 140 million users. Read More
PayPal expects to process more than $2 billion in mobile payments this year, which is nearly three times the amount it processed in 2010. Read More
According to TNS research, the use of mobile wallet technology amongst U.K. consumers has more than doubled in the last 12 months with more than one in ten people now making payments via a mobile device. Read More
Visa is building a digital wallet that people can use to purchase items online or with their phones instead of with traditional cards. Read More
According to a GfK NOP report, debit and credit card holders seem to be attracted to the idea of mobile payment services. Read More
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According to Berg Insight, by 2015 there will be 900 million people using mobile banking on their phones. Read More
Google is gearing up for a launch of its Mobile Wallet project, which enables smartphone based NFC payments. Google plans to release the product first in Europe, where the competition is heating up, according to a Marketing Week report. Read More
In countries like the U.S., China and Brazil mobile banking users have increased over 100 percent in the past year. Read More
Asians are more likely than people elsewhere in the world to use their mobile phones to do their banking and to shop online. Read More
Recent Articles by Kevin Benedict
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