1   | Ericsson Wants To Bring SMS Payment System To Online Newspapers submited by in Business |
Newspapers may be rushing to charge for online content, but the infrastructure to facilitate the payments is in its infancy. So it’s no surprise that technology providers are stepping forward to offer their backend…
One such is Sweden’s Ericsson: its Internet Payment Exchange (IPX) division is this month expanding its SMS-based Web Pin Opt-in mobile payment system as a platform to drive payments for web content, too
Source: http://moconews.net/article/419-ericsson-pitching-sms-pay...
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Why Sony Ericsson is embracing Android
For Sony Ericsson, Google’s Android operating system holds much promise within the context of our multi-platform strategy. Our commitment to the Open Handset Alliance stems from a vision of the Google Android OS as an environment that enables developers to create rich user experiences with some of latest technologies available on the Internet.
