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Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt predicts that by 2012 one-third of all restaurants and retail outlets will offer NFC payment options. Read Original Content
SmartSoft has announced a major breakthrough in NFC payments. Together with partners Turkcell and Plastkart, the companies have unveiled Europe's first MNO (Mobile Network Operator) Trusted Service Manager mobile solution for NFC Payments approved by MasterCard. Read Original Content
Research conducted by Technavio reveals that the NFC payments market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 68 percent between 2010 and 2014. Read Original Content
NFC developer ISIS announced that in the first few months of 2012 they will conduct trials for their new payment system in Salt Lake City and in Austin, Texas. Read Original Content
ViVOtech, provider of NFC software and systems, has announced that it has closed $24 million in a Series C round of funding from several new investors. Some investors include Google and Citi Bank. Read Original Content
For the third time this year PayPal has increased it’s forecast of mobile payments and now predicts the company will reach $3 billion in mobile payments during 2011. Read Original Content
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According to Engadget, MasterCard will launch a mobile payment app for iOS, BlackBerry and Android sometime in July. Read Original Content
Results of a recent survey conducted by service company StrategyOne suggest that the use of mobile payments may increase by 50 percent if coupons and discounts can also be accessed using mobile phones. Read Original Content
According to a new study by Chadwick Martin Bailey, 39 percent of people who buy smartphones in 2011 will use the devices for mobile banking. Read Original Content
Rumors are spreading that HP may be advancing its NFC platform after a new job announcement was posted on their website seeking an NFC Design Engineer. Read Original Content
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