Coinbase Gets its "App On" Through Google
Coinbase is probably set to become one of the biggest bitcoin companies in the digital industry. After its recent launch of the Lunar Exchange, the first licensed bitcoin exchange in the U. S., the company is now joining hands with Internet search giant Google to launch a special support app through Google Now, the site's mobile on-demand information service. Coinbase proudly announced the launch on their blog, saying: "Beginning next week, some users of the Google app on Android will be able to receive Now cards from Coinbase. These notifications will provide you with timely updates, like....
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