I contacted Motorola about it, they said it's pretty much on Google to update the app to include the Photon Q. We all know Sprint is allowing it on their network so it's no work of theirs to keep it off the phone.
I contacted Motorola about it, they said it's pretty much on Google to update the app to include the Photon Q. We all know Sprint is allowing it on their network so it's no work of theirs to keep it off the phone.
I contacted the Google Wallet team and received a canned message:
Thanks for your email. I apologize currently your device is not eligible for Google Wallet Application. We?re continually working to expand Google Wallet to more devices, carriers and locations.
The Google Wallet mobile app requires:
- an NFC-enabled Android phone (See Eligible Devices - Wallet Help for a list of NFC-enabled phones)
- a Secure Element chip
- a minimum operating system requirement of Gingerbread Android 2.3.7
If you have any additional questions, please reply to this email and I'll be happy to help.
I contacted the Google Wallet team and received a canned message:
Thanks for your email. I apologize currently your device is not eligible for Google Wallet Application. We?re continually working to expand Google Wallet to more devices, carriers and locations.
The Google Wallet mobile app requires:
- an NFC-enabled Android phone (See Eligible Devices - Wallet Help for a list of NFC-enabled phones)
- a Secure Element chip
- a minimum operating system requirement of Gingerbread Android 2.3.7
If you have any additional questions, please reply to this email and I'll be happy to help.
Got my Motorola Photon Q yesterday and downloaded Google Wallet from a link on XDA Developers. I can report that the app works flawlessly and even though it is not officially supported by Google, I don't get the notification that its unsupported. [APP] Google Wallet (APK : R96v16) (TW 4.1.2) [4 Aug 13] - xda-developers
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