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Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Commerce’

The “Far East” still “Far Ahead” in Mobile Commerce


by on January 16th, 2012

It has long been the case that the Far East has been far ahead of the West in the deployment and mass-market use of mobile commerce applications.  However, many of Juniper Research’s recent forecasts show that the Far East dominance may be challenged over the next five years as North America and Western Europe gain [...]

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Mobile Payments – Will they or won’t they?


by on December 12th, 2011

We highlighted in this blog last week about the announcement from Verizon and that it would block Google Wallet.  Only a few days later there was a counter-announcement from Verizon that it wasn’t really blocking Google wallet, it was in discussion with Google about implementing a suitable “secure element” on the handset.  OK – that’s [...]

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Are Mobile Payments just a Bilateral Game?


by on December 6th, 2011

With the recent news that T-Mobile has withdrawn from the Dutch NFC Payments Consortium and that Verizon has blocked Google Wallet on the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone, are we beginning to see the MNOs asserting themselves in the mobile commerce market? I have previously blogged on the mobile wallet wars and here we have [...]

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Scanning and Tapping into Holiday Shopping


by on November 21st, 2011

For those of us over this side of the pond, the US “holiday” mobile shopping predictions we get asked for (i.e. Black Friday and Cyber Monday) are rather hard to handle as Thanksgiving doesn’t happen over here, perhaps for obvious reasons. However, we do associate shopping with the Christmas season and this year there is [...]

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Something else to tap with your NFC phone, but why?


by on November 14th, 2011

The news that Intel and Mastercard have teamed up to enable NFC payments on Ultrabooks has some interesting ramifications. The first is, as the title suggests, the number of “things” you can “tap” is increasing everyday. But there’s obviously more to it than that. Personally, I wasn’t really expecting that I would ever need to [...]

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