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Last updated: Wednesday, August 8, 2012

NFC-based payment systems have been slowly sneaking their way onto smartphones around the world for a while now. Google Wallet, having just recently updated their app to support more card types, seemed like a great idea until carriers started blocking it. It wasn’t all that long ago that MasterCard was unveiling their own mobile and

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