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Verifone has announced that it now offers a device that turns a tablet into a form of checkout register. The device has both a magnetic device for swiping credit cards as well as NFC capability for mobile payments. Read Original Content.
Despite being unprofitable, Square, the manufacturer of the small credit card reader that attaches to smartphones, is valued at $1.6 billion. Read Original Content.
Asia continues to contain the largest number of mobile phone users who make mobile payments. Currently there are 1.8 billion worldwide mobile phone users who make purchases via a mobile device. By 2015 the Wireless Federation expects there to be 2.5 billion. Read Original Content.
PayPal president Scott Thompson has said that by 2015 paper currency in the United States will nearly become obsolete as the popularity of mobile payments continues to rise. Read Original Content.
Analyst firm Juniper Research has revealed figures predicting that by 2015, the number of people using mobile payment services will have risen by 40 percent to 2.5 billion. Read Original Content.
MasterCard and CSI Enterprises are expected to release a handful of new mobile payments applications for Android, BlackBerry and iOS this summer, but it's unclear whether or not the apps will employ NFC for payment transactions or another technology. Read Original Content.
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A recent survey by YouGov Plc. and Antenna Software Inc. found that 40 percent of respondents use mobile banking on their tablets or smartphones. Read Original Content.
Visa and BPCE have partnered together in France to begin a mobile payment service. A trial test will begin this fall. Read Original Content.
According to Norwegian Telecom, mobile financial services are expected to improve the lives of approximately two billion people in developing countries within a decade and boost economies. Read Original Content.
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