Sentences with phrase «do make mobile payments»

When people do make mobile payments, they're almost always using Apple Pay, according to Apple.

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Rather than using large amounts of local cash to make certain transactions such as for cars or equipment, they are doing instant peer - to - peer bitcoin transfers using the Wirex mobile wallet and using virtual payment cards for USD purchases online.

Do not expect to make any mobile payments due to the lack of NFC.

The new penalty for using a mobile phone while driving has been widely reported but did you know the law could apply to using a mobile to make contactless payments at a drive - through restaurant?

Going Mobile New mobile payment systems, such as Apple Pay, Google Wallet and Square, have attempted to revolutionize the way small business owners do business by making it easier to complete transacMobile New mobile payment systems, such as Apple Pay, Google Wallet and Square, have attempted to revolutionize the way small business owners do business by making it easier to complete transacmobile payment systems, such as Apple Pay, Google Wallet and Square, have attempted to revolutionize the way small business owners do business by making it easier to complete transactions.

Although some believe that adopting mobile payment systems doesn't make sense for their business, 60 % of small business owners say that they are ready to embrace the new technology.

That said, Mercury does offer its policyholders a free mobile app to perform basic functions such as viewing their policies, making payments and requesting roadside assistance.

On the one hand, online wallets are accessible through browser applications and mobile apps and don't require you to download an entire blockchain to send and receive cryptocurrency payments, making them easier to use than desktop wallets and accessible on all your devices.

Not all Android Wear smartwatches have NFC chips so not all of them will be able to support mobile payments, but the Huawei Watch 2 does have NFC which means you can use it to make payments via Android Pay if your bank and card type is supported.

Similar to Apple doing Apple Pay and making mobile payments mainstream.

The new phone also doesn't have NFC, which makes no sense given the reasonably low cost of that tech, and the potential it will offer with mobile payments.

Two of Android Wear 2.0's new features — mobile payments and independent cellular connectivity — have made their way here, though, and work as they do on the LG Watch Sport.

Both Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and ASUS ZenFone 3 Ultra have a fingerprint sensor but don't expect to use this feature to make mobile payments on the latter device.

Its rival Samsung Pay uses magnetic secure transmission (MST) technology, which lets you make mobile payments on terminals that don't have NFC — just old - school magnetic card readers.

Android Wear 2.0 does introduce support for Android Pay, but the Vapor does not have NFC which means you won't be able to use it to make mobile payments via the Android Pay platform.

While that might make sense from a marketing standpoint, it does mean that Samsung will be very late in the mobile payments game against Google and Apple.

Whereas the ZenFone 2 supports NFC, the ZenFone 2 Laser does not, which means you can't use this phone to make mobile payments using services like Android Pay.