Android Pay Unveiled at Google I/O Could Make Mobile Payments Ubiquitous

Android Pay Unveiled at Google I/O Could Make Mobile Payments Ubiquitous

In February, Bitcoin Magazine reported Google's preliminary announcement of Android Pay. Now, at the annual Google I/O event on May 28 and 29, Google officially announced its upcoming payment platform and revealed more details. Android Pay isn't a separate payment app, but an open platform that enables developers to integrate mobile payments into their....


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