
We're here at Google's NFC
payments announcement, where the search giant has announced a new, important product called
Google Wallet (see our comprehensive post on the announcement
here). Google Wallet will be launching this summer ?�it's currently in field testing ?�allowing users to tap their phones against NFC-enabled terminals to pay for goods, redeem offers, and use their loyalty cards in a single tap. Of course, the vast majority of phones out there do
not support NFC (the Nexus S is currently the only Android phone on the market that has the technology). Google and its partners reiterated that NFC will be surging in popularity over the next couple of years, and for the time being this is really a first step. But Google also has a plan to enable older devices to use a more limited version of the app: stickers that you can put on the back of your phone.

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