Yet another Google service bites the dust. This one’s not as cut and dry as Google Reader, for instance, because some of the Google Checkout functionality will transfer to Google Wallet. Merchants can continue to accept payments using Google Checkout until November 20, 2013. If you don’t have your own payment processing, you will need […]
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Sending Money With Gmail Is Live, You Just Need To Be Invited – Here’s How (US Only)
A few days ago Google announced this crazy new feature that allows you to attach actual money to Gmail messages. We’ve discovered the feature is actually up and running, you just have to be invited! To get invited, someone just has to send you some amo…
Sprint adds Google Wallet support to HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S4 and Note 2
Sprint has been working with Google to expand support for Google Wallet on its devices and has added the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S4, and Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to the list of compatible devices. Both the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4 are widely considered leading Android smartphones currently so this should create a […]
Google Wallet Now Available For Sprint’s Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 2 and HTC One
This morning, Google announced the availability of Google Wallet for new Android devices. The newly approved devices are Samsung’s Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 2, along with the HTC One on Sprint. US Cellular also got some love, as their Galaxy S4 is also now compatible with the mobile wallet service. If you own one [...]
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Google Wallet Gets Support For Sprint HTC One, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note II & More
Following its mammoth I/O keynote yesterday, which saw a number of services updated and new ones introduced, Google has added support for a number of additional devices — including the latest flagships from Samsung and HTC — to its Google Wallet app for Android. Google Wallet is now available on the HTC One, the Galaxy [...]
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Google Implements ‘Send Money’ Function To Gmail & Google Wallet [Video]
Google unveiled a shed-load of astonishing new features at the Google I/O keynote on Wednesday, some of which were more exciting than others. One of the company’s smaller — but still important — announcements was the ability to send money via a linked bank account through Gmail and Google Wallet. This new function is being [...]
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Google Wallet now integrated with Gmail allowing users to send money as an attachment
Google has released some really killer services over the last several years, and some real flops too. Unfortunately, Google Wallet falls into the latter of those categories. Wallet hasn’t grown in quite the way Google would have liked, for a number of reasons, but Google isn’t giving up yet.
Announced today on the Google [...]
Sprint Galaxy S4, HTC One and Galaxy Note 2 now have Google Wallet support
Google and Sprint team up again to allow three of the most popular devices to have Wallet access
Not everything makes it into the Google I/O keynote, but that doesn’t mean it’s not still important. As a tweet from the official Google Wallet account, it announced that the Sprint Galaxy S4, HTC One and Galaxy Note 2 (also on U.S. Cellular) will all be given access to the Google Wallet app directly from Google Play. This is pretty big news, as those are likely three of the most high-profile and best selling devices available on Sprint today. The carrier was originally one of the few partners that has stuck with Google through the ups and downs of Wallet, so it’s good to see that the two companies are still working together.
Users on any of the three aforementioned devices should be able to grab a direct download of the app from the Play Store, which can be found at the link above. Now all you have to do is find somewhere to actually use those NFC payment abilities.
Source: Google Wallet (Twitter)
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Send money with Gmail as an attachment using Google Wallet
What if you could send money simply by “attaching” it to an E-Mail? Now you can thanks to a new service announced by Google at IO 2013. It uses GMail and Google Wallet to make PayPal look like brain surgery.
[I/O 2013] New Google Wallet Instant Buy API Should Make Emptying Your Bank Account Much Easier, More Efficient
Google asserts that over 97% of mobile shoppers abandon their shopping carts because the process simply makes them jump through too many hoops. To free Android users from this heavy burden, Google has launched a new Google Wallet Instant Buy API that will allow mobile shoppers in Android apps to check out in as little as two clicks. No more poking out lengthy street address and re-looking up credit card information. If you’re like me, and already spend too much money because of your phone, this is probably a double-edged sword. Just look at the reduced number of steps in the screenshots below and imagine your bank account slowly draining.
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[I/O 2013] New Google Wallet Instant Buy API Should Make Emptying Your Bank Account Much Easier, More Efficient was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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