Google’s wireless payment system could launch sometime in 2011, according to two sources supposedly familiar with the search giant’s plans, using NFC functionality integrated into Android devices like the Nexus S . BusinessWeek reports that the system will likely use e-wallet technology acquired in the Zetawire buy-out last year , turning NFC-enabled smartphones into credit card replacements. [ via SlashGear]
» Read more: Android NFC e-wallet service could launch in 2011 tip Google insiders
There’s lots of information about the Samsung YP-MB2 that has already leaked out; now Korean site DDaily claims to have a few more details. We do know that Samsung YP-MB2 will be similar to Samsung Galaxy, except that the camera will likely be just 3MP on the YP-MB2.
ASUS has apparently decided to ditch Windows 7 Embedded on their Eee Pad EP101TC and replace it with Android. The 12.2mm thick touchscreen slate was launched at Computex earlier this year, with a 10-inch display and 675g chassis; according to NetbookNews , ASUS’ original plan to use Microsoft’s cut-down embedded version of Windows 7 has been dumped in favor of Google’s open-source OS. The actual version of the Android OS used is unclear
» Read more: ASUS Eee Pad EP101TC to get Android instead of Windows Embedded
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