How Google took a page from Apple to secure Android Pay<article>
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<p>In case you missed it, Google launched a new mobile payment service at its annual I/O developers conference Thursday. It’s
called Android Pay. But didn’t Google already have a mobile payment service? Yes, yes, Google Wallet. That’s not going away—in fact, it’s getting a reboot as a peer-to-peer payment service—but Android Pay works
a lot more like Apple Pay than Google’s last attempt.</p><p>That’s a good thing. Google Wallet required you to wake your phone, open the Wallet app, and enter a pin number if you decided to protect the app with a passcode, all before waving your phone near the payment terminal. That’s a lot of work.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2927428/how-google-took-a-page-from-apple-to-secure-android-pay.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How Google took a page from Apple to secure Android Pay
