Mobile Payment stories - Page 6

Chaos at Samsung: Hackers bypass S8 iris scan with picture and contact lens, exposing security flaws in high-tech system.

Palo Alto Networks has moved into its brand new Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore this week, opened by Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim.

Smartphones aim to heighten convenience, but there is a real feeling that they're becoming a bigger target for cybercriminals. Why?.

We can unlock our homes, disable our security system & turn the lights on using our smartphones. Useful, but it also gives rise to security concerns.

Xero integrates Apple Pay, speeding up invoice payments for 862k users and enhancing small business cash flows.

Android users can finally rejoice as Android Pay is now officially available in New Zealand - but only to BNZ customers.

Under the veil of cybersecurity, regulators will have access to information that could benefit Chinese firms at the expense of foreign business.

Kiwis are starting to trust digital payment methods much more since contactless, mobile wallets and online checkouts have arrived on the scene.

Equinix partners with Adyen to deploy its infrastructure into data centers in Sydney and Melbourne, strengthening its payments platform.

Rush Digital has looked back on September with vigour, as the startup company celebrates some grand achievements in their progress in tech innovation.

The rumours are true: Apple Pay will indeed be coming to New Zealand. But only for those with an ANZ Visa Debit or personal ANZ Visa credit card.

Sales of smartwatches are up as Australians choose a smartwatch over a new smartphone, with growth forecast to ramp up over the next two years.

Shape Security has not only secured $40 million in Series D funding through Hewlett Packard Pathfinder, but it’s also focusing on the APAC market.

Frost & Sullivan outlines some key growth verticals for local resellers to specialise in - and the key technologies to generalise in.

Australian businesses aren't matching customer expectations when it comes to mobile transactions, a new study from PayPal Australia has found.

If you were owed $100k from your company, you’d feel pretty aggrieved wouldn’t you? Ex-employee, Lawrence Sami certainly feels that way.

Fitbit’s dominance over the global market remains unchallenged, as the company’s name becomes synonymous with fitness bands.

Kiwi app developer MEA has swept its way into Australia through its Printicular app, which is now offering customers Android Pay to print photos.

BP's new app means you can stay in your car to pay for fuel.. although you may still need to work the pump and grab that coffee the old-fashioned way.

Retailers must embrace mobility and dedicated mobile devices in order to meet the demands of tech-savvy consumers, says Wavelink.