| VeriFone Going After Square Hard. Ads In NYC Taxis Already. (TechCrunch) |
| Monday, 08 February 2010 | |
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When the mobile payment service Square launched in December, VeriFone rushed to get its own version on the market. A couple weeks ago, they accomplished that with the launch of PayWARE Mobile . Now they're looking to take out their competitor the good old fashioned way: out-spending them. VeriFone is already heavily advertising its PayWARE Mobile product with huge ads in New York City taxis. As... Source : TechCrunch (subscribe) Explore : Internet, TechCrunch, Technology Blogs, Web 2 |
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