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GoPayment drops Windows Phone support, recommends a new phone
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Verifone pulls Sail out of 'fundamentally unprofitable' mobile payments market
Verifone, the huge point-of-sale equipment manufacturer that entered small business mobile payments Continue reading…
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Asus Qube with Google TV: a set-top box that could replace the Nexus Q this January
A mysterious Asus device called the Qube with Google TV Dongle has just been spotted making its way Continue reading…
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Bank of America announces dongle-based mobile payment processing service
Bank of America is the latest to get in on the mobile payment processing craze. All Things D reports Continue reading…
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Square mobile payment processing now available in Canada
Mobile payment processor Square is setting up shop in Canada, the company announced today. The Continue reading…
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Rogers to offer LTE to 60 percent of Canadian population by 2013
To celebrate the anniversary of its launch of LTE back in 2011, Canadian carrier Rogers has detailed Continue reading…
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Square credit card readers now available at Walgreens, Staples, and FedEx Office stores
Payment processor Square is making its credit card readers for mobile devices available at even more Continue reading…
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Asus begins shipping free Transformer Prime GPS dongles
In what may be the final chapter of a lengthy chronicle, Asus has started sending out free GPS Continue reading…
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Transformer Prime GPS issues: complaints, updates, and a hardware solution
Complaints started mounting against the Transformer Prime's GPS capabilities soon after its launch. Continue reading…
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A 3D-printed gun can still explode, but making an AK-47 is easier than you think
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Trading bacon for beans: a mobile app helps users barter unwanted items
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Jony Ive's iOS 7 redesign reportedly eliminates 'heavy textures' for a flat, 'black and white' design
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Sony and Lego research leads to DualShock-controlled minibots
