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Verizon Might Have Introduced the Best Android Wear 2.0 Watch Today

Kellen February 8, 2017 68

Here's something I didn't expect to say coming into today: Verizon may have introduced the best Android Wear 2.0 watch today. It's OK if you think I'm crazy while also not knowing what I'm talking about. You see, Verizon, mixed in with its announcement for the...

Android Wear 2.0 Officially Launched, Here’s What’s New

Tim February 8, 2017 31

After months of developer previews, Android Wear 2.0 is now ready for launch. Officially unveiled this morning by Google, the list of changes is quite large, so let's dive into it and go over the features you can expect to find once your smartwatch is updated...

Android Pay App Listing Now Shows Screenshots for Android Wear Payments

Kellen February 7, 2017 61

Tomorrow or the following day is supposed to be the launch day for Android Wear 2.0, according to a couple of reports. If so, that would mean the official introduction of Android Pay to the platform outside of a developer preview. Of course, you'll need an NFC...

Google Ending Hands Free Pilot on February 8

Tim February 1, 2017 18

In an email we just received, Google announced it is shutting down the Hands Free pilot, which has been active since March of last year. Scheduled to shut down on February 8, 2016, Hands Free is was Google's effort to get people to pay with their smartphone...

Simple Bank Users, Samsung Pay and Android Pay Support Could be Coming Soon (Updated)

Tim December 6, 2016 26

For anyone who uses Simple as their bank, I have a theory for you and it all leads to very good things. According to emails being sent out to users, Simple is finally making the switch over to BBVA Compass, whom they actually joined back in 2014. Due to this...

Android Pay Teams Up With Mastercard and Visa for More Mobile Web Payments

Kellen October 24, 2016 9

This morning, Google announced that it has partnered with Visa and Mastercard to bring even more Android Pay checkout options to the mobile web. That means being able to checkout with your fingerprint, rather than having to type out long passwords or usernames...

Monday Poll: Do You Use Mobile Payments?

Tim October 3, 2016 112

When mobile payments were first starting to become mainstream, the main issue folks had was the support or lack there of for their personal bank. For example, if you had Wells Fargo, but Android Pay didn't support it, you obviously would not be using the...

Some Cards in Your Android Pay Account May Stop Working on October 14

Kellen October 3, 2016 24

When Android Pay first arrived, Google allowed users of Google Wallet the chance to migrate their already-working debit and credit cards that had been set up for tap & pay to come over to the new service. That offer was a temporary one, clearly, because...