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Google is reportedly developing an update to its Apple Pay application that will show users where the NFC antenna on their mobile phones is located.
On Friday, World Economic Forum released a new report on the blockchain technology and how it will change the future of the financial services infrastructure.
The opening of dark pools will allow institutional investors executing large trades outside the exchange.
A group of banks, including HSBC and Bank of America, have created a new blockchain solution that will help to streamline the process of global trade.
The trials resulted in the development of two promising prototypes aimed to prove that shared ledger technology is a digital alternative for trade financing.
The Hong Kong-headquartered cryptocurrency exchange has informed it will restore trading and withdrawing services a week after it faced a cyber attack that resulted in a loss of $75 million in bitcoins.
Users can interact and send money to each other in the new Bitwala messenger.
The Department of Economic Development of the Isle of Man has teamed up with Credits startup to test how the technology behind bitcoin can improve the safety of IoT objects.
Chinese e-commerce giant has unveiled its plans to launch a new service that will let customers to make payments in the virtual world by making hand gestures or nodding their heads.
The team behind the Onion startup has introduced the next version of its Omega module and launched a new crowdfunding project on Kicksarter.
The Hong Kong-based digital currency exchange, which was hacked by anonymous criminals last week, said its clients will lose 36% of their bitcoin deposits.
IT giant has introduced new Windows 10 IoT Core upgrade that will bring further improvements, including higher performance of the Raspberry Pi 3 board and application-support.
The leading bitcoin exchange is not planning to support ETC trading so far.
Bitfinex announced that all trading, deposits, and withdrawals will be temporarily disabled.
The San Francisco-based browser startup has attracted $4.5 million investment from Propel Venture Partners, Pantera Capital and other prominent investors.