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Mobile commerce is thriving in the United Kingdom

05/01/201504/28/2015 Stephen Vagus

UK consumers are spending more through their mobile devices Research from RetailMeNot, predicts that more consumers in the United Kingdom will be spending their money through mobile devices in the coming years. According to this research, some $15 billion in mobile commerce retail transactions are expected to be made by the end of this year. The report notes that this is a significant increase over the $7 billion that was reported last year. Currently, mobile commerce accounts for as much as 30% of all digital retail transactions made throughout the…

Braintree sees a bright future ahead for mobile payments

12/09/201412/06/2014 Jennifer Goula

Braintree predicts that mobile commerce will evolve quickly over next few years Braintree, a leading mobile payments service provider, believes that mobile commerce will change dramatically over the next few years. Mobile commerce is still a relatively new concept, but it has risen to prominent is a short amount of time. Consumers have shown a great deal of interest in mobile payments because of its convenience, and the number of people participating in these payments is growing on a seemingly daily basis. Braintree believes that mobile commerce will evolve rather…

Gadgets continue to be released with Google smartwatch rumors

11/01/201310/29/2013 L. Green

If a new report is correct, then the device that has never been officially acknowledged will soon be unveiled. According to reports that were published in the Wall Street Journal, Google is currently in talks with Asian gadgets suppliers for beginning the mass production of its new smartwatch product – which remains a device that is only rumored and never officially announced, but that is believed to be in the later development stages. The report suggests that Google’s latest wearable device will be based on their Android operating system. The…

QR codes used by Google Now for airport check ins

12/10/201212/06/2012 Jennifer Goula

The service has taken on Passbook with additional features such as camera search. Google has announced that it will be moving ahead to develop its Google Now predictive search assistant service by adding additional useful tools which will include the use of QR codes. The previous development of the service looks as though it could have been loosely based on Apple. However, the most recent Google Search app update, which has just recently been issued, allows the application to monitor the inbox of the mobile device user’s email in order…