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Samsung bets big on Magnetic Stripe Transmission for Samsung Pay

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The new Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, which will go on sale April 10, support Samsung Pay. The Apple Pay alternative payment service will launch though not with the release of the new Galaxy phones. Samsung...

Toshiba showcases World’s First NFC Built-in SDHC Memory Card at CES 2015

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The Toshiba Corporation sure knows what it’s supposed to do. For one thing, one of its specialized divisions has managed to manufacture the world’s first NFC SDHC memory card. NFC stands for Near...

Apple Pay comes to Whole Foods

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Whole Foods Market today announces its participation with Apple Pay, a new category of service that will transform mobile payments with an easy, secure and private way to make purchases from your...

Apple reportedly working with Visa, MasterCard, American Express for new payments system

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Apple has reportedly partnered with popular payment networks Visa, MasterCard, and American Express, according to Bloomberg. Sources, who asked not to be named, told Bloomberg that the new...

A Bridge Between Real and Digital Life

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Mobispot’s  NFC wristbands, key fobs and cards feature a playful, “holy” design that alludes to the intangibility of digital information and provides instant synonymity with the brand’s name. With 3 wearable options, users can do everything from transport tickets, perform micro-payments, access control/campus functions, secure identification, save loyalty and membership cards and even share online social profiles and links!

Designer: Mobispot, Flëve & Katerina Kopytina

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Medical Chips Inside Your Body Get Powered Wirelessly

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Engineers at Stanford University have discovered a way to power medical chips or devices inside your body. This is part of a new medical frontier known as electroceutical devices being developed to...