In a somewhat ironic turn of events, Google has bought technology from Softcard, the mobile payments app developed by Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile primarily to take on Google Wallet. The acquisition aims to integrate Google’s mobile payment option into every phone carried by the three large wireless carriers.
Tips for Making Enterprise Collaboration Work
In honor of the new year, some of your top priorities may be improving international enterprise collaboration and automating your main treasury processes. SaaS technology has made it easier than ever for companies to work together, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about it.
Why it’s hard for Apple CarPlay to succeed in the market
There are more reasons why Apple’s venture into a smart car business would fail than succeed. Let’s take a look at each of them.
Why Open Source e-Commerce Platforms are a Better Long Term Solution
Choosing a platform to host your e-commerce store can make or break your brand. While there’s no right or wrong choice, you should aim at a platform that allows your business to grow, or you will spend each stage of growth looking for a platform that can handle your new business needs.
How to Buy and Sell Second-hand Technologies
Amid scarce budget, consumers and businesses are looking for ways to minimize costs and maximize resources. This reality is nowhere more obvious than in the digital age when technologies are fast upgrading in only a matter of months.
Pebble expands into the Android Wear ecosystem
Pebble has released the full version of its support for the Android Wear operating system, allowing users to respond to notifications they receive through their wearables. The Pebble operating system first saw the light of day in December last year as a beta version for testing and to see how the consumer market would catch […]
