11-06-2012 4:05 PM
11-06-2012 4:05 PM
11-06-2012
4:49 PM
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11-06-2012
4:49 PM
11-06-2012
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11-06-2012
4:49 PM
Sprint is the only US carrier that Google Wallet is supported on for carrier-branded US phones.
11-07-2012 8:07 AM
11-07-2012 8:07 AM
You need to root. Then go to xda forums and follow the step by step. I have it working just gine on my phone.
11-07-2012 8:21 AM
11-07-2012 8:21 AM
01-15-2013
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jamileh
01-15-2013
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jamileh
AT&T blocks the use of Google Wallet due to their heavy investment in a joint venture called Isis. With Isis, AT&T will make money on each transaction. So, they have blocked all competitors (Google Wallet) from being installed on their phones.
The Isis app is horrible and doesn't even come close to having the features that Google Wallet has. Just another example as to why AT&T should be broken up........
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07-16-2013 1:37 PM
07-16-2013 1:37 PM
I can't stand stupidity. ISIS is more likely to fail if they make it proprietary. I live in Salt Lake City (one of their testing grounds) and ISIS is great. The problem is that not everyone accepts it, and they won't until more people have mobile wallets.
So why can't I use Google Wallet on my Galaxy SIII? If AT&T wants to give a technical reason I'll accept it but if it's to support "their" ISIS then they are fools. If the only wallet you can have on your phone is ISIS then it will fail. But if you can have all the populare wallets on you phone then they are in a great positions to be one of the top and they will make more money.