Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are all partnered in on Isis Wallet. All three carriers block the ability to pay in-store using NFC. I was wondering with the AT&T Nexus 5 if it can pay in-store using NFC on Google Wallet since it is a Google phone?
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are all partnered in on Isis Wallet. All three carriers block the ability to pay in-store using NFC. I was wondering with the AT&T Nexus 5 if it can pay in-store using NFC on Google Wallet since it is a Google phone?
I can now download and open the Wallet App on my One. Will try tap to pay as soon as I can.
On the Nexus since it is not being certified by carrier and they don't touch it NFC payments should work. SIM shouldn't block the function.
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If you did not have tap and pay before the Google Wallet app was updated you will not have it now...yet. The Nexus 5 is already listed as having tap to pay on the devices list of Google Wallet and it will work on any carrier. I used my Nexus and Google edition devices on ATT and routinely use tap to pay.
The good news is that Google announced last week that they have developed a way to use tap and pay without a secure element so as long as you have a US based SIM card it should work on the carriers. That will be good news and finally allow everyone to use Google Wallet and deal a serious blow to ISIS.
If you did not have tap and pay before the Google Wallet app was updated you will not have it now...yet. The Nexus 5 is already listed as having tap to pay on the devices list of Google Wallet and it will work on any carrier. I used my Nexus and Google edition devices on ATT and routinely use tap to pay.
The good news is that Google announced last week that they have developed a way to use tap and pay without a secure element so as long as you have a US based SIM card it should work on the carriers. That will be good news and finally allow everyone to use Google Wallet and deal a serious blow to ISIS.
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are all partnered in on Isis Wallet. All three carriers block the ability to pay in-store using NFC. I was wondering with the AT&T Nexus 5 if it can pay in-store using NFC on Google Wallet since it is a Google phone?
If you did not have tap and pay before the Google Wallet app was updated you will not have it now...yet. The Nexus 5 is already listed as having tap to pay on the devices list of Google Wallet and it will work on any carrier. I used my Nexus and Google edition devices on ATT and routinely use tap to pay.
The good news is that Google announced last week that they have developed a way to use tap and pay without a secure element so as long as you have a US based SIM card it should work on the carriers. That will be good news and finally allow everyone to use Google Wallet and deal a serious blow to ISIS.
I did hear about this. The new Google Wallet update for tap and pay I thought was only in kitkat 4.4? And not all phones will be updated to 4.4
Do you know if isis would work on the nexus 5? I love in Slc and some vendors offer amazing discounts for using the isis wallet. Not too many here offer anything for Google wallet
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It may be an 4.4 thing, I was not aware of that. I thought it was independent. but they are projecting that 4.4 will be available to many more devices than 4.x OS's
I think too much is being made of 4.4 being able to work on more devices. Its not like system requirements are usually what keep people from getting updates. This will be great for people who want to run 4.4 on an old device using a ROM like CyanogenMod but its not like manufacturers and carriers are going to improve their update habits because of this
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Will it finally work in Canada?
Just used Google Wallet and tap to pay at Office Depot and Whole Foods. I have used it regularly on past Nexus and Google Edition phones so when I logged inot the app it brought up my three cards from Google Wallet (Amex, work credit card and debit card) I selected my debit as default and it worked just like it always has.
I am on AT&T.