Google’s new payments platform Android Pay, a rival to both Apple Pay and Samsung Pay, is starting to roll out, the company is announcing today. The system allows consumers to make purchases at ...

After launching in both the United States and the United Kingdom, Android Pay, Google's contactless smartphone payment solution is finally making landfall in Asia. According to Pali Bhat ...

Last week, Google announced that Android Pay, its revamped mobile payment solution, would be available for Android users. In traditional Google fashion, the app will be gradually rolled out to ...

In this article, we take a detailed look at Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay, including their pros and cons, in order to give you a better idea of which of these mobile payment services may ...

Today, at its I/O developer conference, the company unveiled a new app, called Android Pay, that will take the place of Google Wallet on your phone. Android Pay will power in-app and tap-to-pay ...

Android WebView now supports Google Pay for in-app payments, enhancing the shopping experience on Android. Google Play ...

Last week, when Google unveiled its new payments service, Android Pay, it was hard to understand what was so new. Google already offered a payments service. It was called Google Wallet ...

This week Google officially released Android Pay, the search giants new wireless mobile payment solution that looks to replace Google Wallet while taking on Apple Pay and Samsung Pay at the same time.

This week, Google announced Android Pay—a way to pay from your phone. No need for credit cards; just tap your handset against any supported card terminal. Sounds great—but also kind of familiar.