Samsung, pushing humanity forward. This debit card will change the way we spend and make us more aware of our spending habits. Amazed.
Samsung, pushing humanity forward. This debit card will change the way we spend and make us more aware of our spending habits. Amazed.
I think it makes more sense when you look at the Android market. The reason Android sells so many more units but iOS seems to take in all the profits is because Android serves a lot of countries and people that don’t regularly use credit cards.Compared to the Apple Card, which is real credit card (Mastercard) - I am surprised that Google and Samsung didn't try to beat out Apple by coming out with a premium card like a co-branded Amex Platinum Google or Samsung.
At least my Apple Card (physical), digital Apple Card (digital wallet), & cash back Apple Pay card contributes to my credit score!
No thanks. Cash works just fine for most transactions. Nobody needs electricity for it to work, nobody needs to skim a few percent to process the transaction, nobody needs to profile me, and nobody needs to treat my chewing gum purchase as the start of a lifelong relationship.Not a fan of Samsung but am a BIG fan of society moving away from cash. The more we can move away from printed money, the better.
I’m in the US and I never use cash. I want to move away from plastic cards and just have nothing but my phone.
If it’s a debit card, does this mean I need to transfer money into a holding account first before I can make purchases from it? So it’s like a virtual wallet of sorts?
Arizona has a web app, Louisiana & Delaware has full blown apps. The cop just scans the barcode with their device (in NYC, its also an iPhone, in a lot of jurisdictions its an android device or gasp, Windows mobile)Honestly, the only thing keeping me from achieving this is the need to carry a driver's license. I would obviously never want to let a cop take my phone so he could run my license, but there has to be a better way
To be honest.... Samsung plays a part in almost every industry in Korea. The Samsung Group already operates an insurance company for decades. They also run a theme park and a zoo. Thy design military robots for the South Korean Army. They also make washing machines, TVs, hair dryers, toaster ovens, and ironing boards. So why not a bank, financial services?Samsung Financial Co?. Doesn’t roll off the tongue.
Thankfully credit card systems aren't set up to get any transactional level data. So what you're asking for is impossible, unless you want to block out say, Home Depot or Michaels.the innovation part will use machine learning to block those purchases that you shouldn't be making. do you really need a beer brewing kit? that's right - denied!
Yep, they are a big conglomerate in Korea.To be honest.... Samsung plays a part in almost every industry in Korea. The Samsung Group already operates an insurance company for decades. They also run a theme park and a zoo. Thy design military robots for the South Korean Army. They also make washing machines, TVs, hair dryers, toaster ovens, and ironing boards. So why not a bank, financial services?
Does it work with dark polarized sunglasses, masks and gloves?As a start make it contactless unlike the Apple card and bring back mask friendly iris scanning authentication.
Amen. We need to go contactless. Cash needs to be phased out as much as possibleNot a fan of Samsung but am a BIG fan of society moving away from cash. The more we can move away from printed money, the better.
Of course Apple has never had a me too moment.The #MeToo movement lives on in the Technology sector.
The only thing that sucks is battery limitations. If you think about it, a lack of true innovation in battery tech is one of the biggest things holding modern technology back from making huge leaps forward.I’m in the US and I never use cash. I want to move away from plastic cards and just have nothing but my phone.