Google may be announcing a mobile payments API (application program interface) called Android Pay at Google's I/O conference in May, sources tell Ars Technica. Companies could use Android Pay to power their in-store or in-app payments with a single-tap. Android Pay would be completely separate from Google Wallet, the company's current mobile payments product, though people who use Google Wallet could easily link their accounts to apps that use Android Pay. Google currently offers APIs for Goog...
Google may be announcing a mobile payments API (application program interface) called Android Pay at Google's I/O conference in May, sources tell Ars Technica. Companies could use Android Pay to power their in-store or in-app payments with a single-tap. Android Pay would be completely separate from Google Wallet, the company's current mobile payments product, though people who use Google Wallet could easily link their accounts to apps that use Android Pay. Google currently offers APIs for Goog...
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