Copyright: LDprod via Shutterstock The 2015 Google I/O developer conference recently unveiled Android Pay -- Google's answer to Apple Pay. These rivaling mobile payment services are all part of a growing trend of so called "tap and pay" technologies. With these, consumers get to store their credit card information on their mobile devices, and simply 'tap' them when checking out at a merchant to pay for their transaction -- all this thanks to near field communication (NFC) technology present in m...
Copyright: LDprod via Shutterstock The 2015 Google I/O developer conference recently unveiled Android Pay -- Google's answer to Apple Pay. These rivaling mobile payment services are all part of a growing trend of so called "tap and pay" technologies. With these, consumers get to store their credit card information on their mobile devices, and simply 'tap' them when checking out at a merchant to pay for their transaction -- all this thanks to near field communication (NFC) technology present in m...
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