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Android Q could bring Google Pay cards to power button, just like the iPhone

It will be a long-press of the power button for Android Q, while on the iPhone XS it's a double press.

C. Scott BrownJune 5, 2019114 shares

NYC’s public transport system is still bad, but at least you can soon use Google Pay with it

The days of the MetroCard are coming to a close.

Williams PelegrinMay 23, 201996 shares

Chase targeted offer gives you $25 for using Google Pay in April

If you have a Chase Freedom credit card, you might be able to earn an easy $25 just by using Google Pay.

C. Scott BrownMarch 27, 201953 shares

Target will accept Google Pay and Samsung Pay soon

The huge United States retailer will also accept Samsung Pay and Apple Pay.

C. Scott BrownJanuary 22, 2019191 shares

How to use Google Pay — a step by step guide

Learn how to use Google Pay! Also learn the banks that support it, countries it works in, and how it compares with the competition.

Mitja RutnikJanuary 22, 2019180 shares

Google Pay is now available in 28 countries thanks to Chile, France

Google's payment service has a pretty solid footprint thus far, ranging from Australia to the UAE.

Hadlee SimonsDecember 11, 2018918 shares

QR support for Google Pay could make sending cash to pals a breeze

Don't have a phone with NFC but need to send/receive cash? Then this leaked Google Pay feature might be for you.

Hadlee SimonsSeptember 24, 2018125 shares

Google Pay finally supported at 7-Eleven stores in the US

The convenience store is about to become a little more convenient for Google Pay users.

Duncan ElderSeptember 11, 2018348 shares

Google’s digital payment app for India, Tez, is now Google Pay

At its annual #GoogleForIndia event in New Delhi today, Google announced that Tez will be called Google Pay going forward as the company will look at taking Tez beyond India.

Abhishek BaxiAugust 28, 2018243 shares

Google Pay is finally getting support for boarding passes and event tickets

The new features might finally mean that Google is going all-in with Google Pay as its mobile payments platform of choice.

Williams PelegrinJuly 10, 2018191 shares

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