Tag Archives: Google Wallet
Google Wallet unofficially available on US Galaxy Note II variants
It’s amazing that more Android operating system producers and providers have not hopped on the Search engines Pockets train, considering the rate at which the support is constantly on the obtain grip in the cellular transaction space. While providers like AT&T may rather opt for an in-house substitute, many nervous members would rather implement Google’s support.
Google Wallet now supports mobile websites
Google Wallet started to make some noise recently with the news that a Google Wallet physical card might be on the way, and now Google has announced that Google Wallet supports mobile websites. I don’t know about you, but I never purchase anything on a mobile site because I don’t feel like typing in all the information. WIth this new feature, if the site supports Google Wallet, you don’t need to enter your credit or debit card number, billing address or other payment information because it’s already stored in your Google Wallet.
Google set to release a physical Google Wallet credit card
Thanks to Android Police, latest information upon Google’s next venture in their Google Wallet project has surfaced. According to AP’s sources backed with multiple images, Google is set to launch an actual Google Wallet credit card. The physical Google Wallet credit card will work just like a regular credit card, whatever your current selected default card on the Google Wallet app is, the physical Google Wallet card will be charged. This should work in any store that accepts any major card.
