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According to a KPMG survey, within the next four years mobile payments will become common practice when purchasing goods and services. Read Original Content
According to Juniper Research the mobile payment market could reach $670 billion by 2015. Read Original Content
Recent ABI Research indicates that retailers have already spent $220.9 million this year on mobile devices to enhance consumers’ shopping experience, and it is predicted that U.S. mobile shopping sales volume will reach $9 billion in 2011. Read Original Content
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Four major credit card companies along with mobile payment provider Isis are collaborating to create security applications for NFC-enabled smartphones. Isis is currently being supported by Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile USA. Read Original Content
A new report by Forrester Research shows that mobile banking in Canada has grown by 8 percent in the past two years. Read Original Content
Etisalat, a UAE-based mobile network operator is planning to release NFC payment services into four African countries by the end of this year. Read Original Content
A new survey conducted by YouGov in the United Kingdom reveals that around 60 percent of iPhone owners in the UK would use their device to check banking accounts and make contactless payments if the device was capable. Read Original Content
Lowes, Home Depot, Urban Outfitters and Nordstrom are creating a new trend by retailers to use mobile devices such as iPads and other devices to increase customer service and efficiency through stores nation-wide. Read Original Content
Rogers Wireless, Canada’s largest mobile operator, is planning to launch NFC payments by the first quarter of 2012, according to the NFC Times. Read Original Content
According to Time Magazine, making payments through mobile devices is a risky practice but certain safety measures can make the process more secure. Read Original Content
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