More: continued here

Related posts

• Obopay Introduces New iPhone Application (0)
• Nokia Introduces Nokia Money for Mobile Financial Services (0)
• SUBWAY to Use FaceCash Mobile Payments (0)
• New Study on Mobile Payment Technologies and Strategies Published (0)
• Monitise Unveils Global Mobile Money Technology Platform (0)

Export & Backup
Tosh.com enables you to export the data into a plethora of different formats (CSV, Excel, PDF and Google Docs) and can also send automated expense reports each month to your e-mail. It protects you from data loss as well, because it keeps a secure backup of your expenses. If you lose your phone, or want to track expenses on another device, your data is always safely stored on Toshl.com and can be synced to your new device.

Get more with Toshl Pro
Toshl phone apps for Android and Maemo – FREE
Toshl.com standard account & sync – FREE
Toshl Pro subscription – $19.95/year

Toshl Pro subscription enables more advanced graphs, expense search, export into formats other than CSV, mail reports, editing expenses online and more.

Related posts

• Obopay Introduces New iPhone Application (0)
• MOBIQPONS Launches Free Environment-friendly Mobile Coupons Application for Blackberry Storm (0)
• PlaySpan Launches In-App Mobile Payments for Android (0)
• Mobile Champs releases ‘Valentine Day Cards’ iphone/ipod touch App on iTunes App Store (0)
• HTC Hero vs Nokia 6700 Classic- Exciting new phones (0)

If we compare HTC Hero vs Nokia 6700 Classic there are lots of different feature can be seen in both of the amazing devices. The companies are trying to provide best quality products with latest technology to all kinds of its users. There are various categories of products are provided by the firms for its various kind of users who have different sort of requirements. Lets discuss HTC Hero vs Nokia 6700 Classic.

HTC Hero is really an awesome handset as it offers numerous exciting features. Its Teflon coating makes it stand out in a pack of smart phones. The device comes in the casing which is 11.2cm tall by 5.62cm wide by 1.43cm deep and it weighs 135 grams that makes it a very easy to carry device. It offers a huge touch screen which measures 3.2 Inches when measured diagonally and one can enjoy up to 65 thousand colours on its touch screen. An individual can enjoy a multi touch input method on its touch screen.

The gadget has a Qualcomm processor that comes complete with an Android operating system supporting an HTC Sense user interface.This mobile phone supports online connection ensuring the individual to enjoy communicating with friends and others through Facebook or Flickr. It also has a GPS attribute which is great in it self and very helpful too. The gizmo also sports a 5 megapixel camera that ensure a well focused picture. Also offers quality video playback in MPEG4, H263, H264 and Windows Media 9 format. Its inbuilt music player provides a high quality sound experience to the user. The HTC Hero supports polyphonic sound, WAV & MP3 format ringtones.

The Nokia 6700 Classic is a compact and classic bar shaped 3G handset. The mobile phone weighs around one hundred and sixteen grams and its overall measures are 11.2mm deep by 109.8mm high by 45mm wide.  The QVGA screen ensures a clear and colourful display that has a good screen resolution and displays up to 16.7 million colours for the people to enjoy at the time of viewing images and videos. A user can experience faster transfer rates because of the EDGE technology when transferring files between their handsets and other compatible devices.

This mobile phone has in inbuilt 5 megapixel camera which allows very clear pictures with easy to use functions. It also has an LED type flash to provide clear pictures even in the improper lighting. The gadget supports video streaming and video playback in various video formats. After comparing all these features it can be said both smart phones HTC Hero vs Nokia 6700 Classic are offering amazing features to the users.

Related posts

• Nokia Introduces Nokia Money for Mobile Financial Services (0)
• Viral Marketing Goes Mobile (0)
• Using Mobile Technology For Your Payments (0)
• Toshl – Mobile Expense Tracker – Toshl Maemo phone app (0)
• The new Xperia X10 from Sony Ericsson – mobile phone (0)

Highlights / Key Facts:

Now, iPhone users have a fully secure, proven and easy-to-use mobile payments service available at their fingertips. Recently named Technology Pioneer 2010 by the World Economic Forum, Obopay is an innovative mobile payments service provider in the U.S. as well as international markets. Obopay has established partnerships with companies such as Nokia, MasterCard, AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

Obopay iPhone application features include:

• Send money to anyone with a US phone number

• Send money to your kids or anyone 13 years of age or older and track how they spend the money all from your iPhone

• View full transaction history from anywhere

• Receive money free of charge regardless of how many people send you money or the amount you receive

• Set up your account to automatically deposit the funds that you receive into your own bank account without having to manually intervene

• Request money from contacts

• Receive a Push Notification when you get a request for money

• Check the status of a request anytime, from anywhere

Some of the more popular uses of Obopay include:

• Parents sending money to children: Parents can instantly send money to their teens – or any family member – using Obopay on the iPhone.
  • Obopay is a unique application in the App Store that allows parents to set up controlled accounts for their children and see at a glance where the kids are spending the money, schedule recurring “allowance” payments into the account and send emergency money to family members. It also prevents the danger of children incurring overdraft penalties or interest charges or potentially damaging their parents’ credit.
  • Teens receive a prepaid card with their name embossed on the card and immediately can access the received money at any ATM or merchant location which accepts cards.

• Splitting the bill: One no longer needs to worry about friends not having exact cash at dinner when splitting the bill, because they can pay you back on the spot with Obopay.
• Small and medium-sized merchants: Small and medium-sized merchants such as gardeners, babysitters, contractors and online merchants now can be paid instantly through a secure environment creating efficiencies and greater convenience.
• Obopay leverages Apple’s iPhone OS platform and alerting capabilities by giving users comfort that their payment was successfully sent and received.
• Obopay offers a companion MasterCard prepaid card, thus enabling iPhone users to have up-to-the minute awareness of their available balance and recent transactions.
• It’s free to download Obopay to your mobile phone, sign up for the service, access your account information as well as receive money. Sending money costs as little as $0.25 per transaction.

Related posts

• Nokia Introduces Nokia Money for Mobile Financial Services (0)
• Starbucks – Mobile Phone Payment App (0)
• MasterCard Launches MasterCard Mobile Payments Gateway to Spark Mobile Commerce Globally (0)
• MasterCard Canada Brings PayPass(TM) Payments to BlackBerry Smartphones (0)
• Discover Launches iPhone Mobile Application (0)

Nokia Money is one of the services that the Finnish group hopes will help extend its remit beyond mere devices. Indeed, the company said its target is to have 300 million active users of its services by the end of 2011; the number is expected to be 80 million by the end of 2009.

Teppo Paavola, vice president, general manager of mobile financial services said the service will enable people without bank accounts in emerging markets to transfer money, top up prepaid mobile services, pay bills, carry out online transactions, and pay merchants. Citing figures from Strategy Analytics, Paavola said the global mobile payments market is expected to be worth €18 billion by 2014 – €12 billion from emerging markets and €6 billion from developed markets. (source)

Related posts

• Nokia Introduces Nokia Money for Mobile Financial Services (0)
• PlaySpan Launches In-App Mobile Payments for Android (0)
• Obopay Introduces New iPhone Application (0)
• Monitise Unveils Global Mobile Money Technology Platform (0)
• Mobile Commerce Replaces Wallet (1)

According to the company, “Nokia Money has been designed to be as simple and convenient as making a voice call or sending an SMS. It will enable consumers to send money to another person just by using the person’s mobile phone number, as well as to pay merchants for goods and services, pay their utility bills, or recharge their prepaid SIM cards (SIM top-up). The services can be accessed 24 hours a day from anywhere, meaning savings in travel costs and time. Nokia is building a wide network of Nokia Money agents, where consumers can deposit money in or withdraw cash from their accounts.”

“We believe mobile financial services offer a market opportunity with long term growth potential. In many countries, mobile phone ownership significantly exceeds bank account usage, suggesting that many mobile phone users have very limited or no access to basic financial services. With more than 4 billion mobile phone users and only 1.6 billion bank accounts, global demand for access to financial services presents a strong opportunity to combine mobile devices with simple but powerful financial services such as Nokia Money,” said Mary McDowell, EVP and Chief Development Officer, Nokia.

Mobile payments will be the next step for delivering financial services to hundreds of millions of people, both urban and rural, who are underserved by existing payment means, especially in emerging economies.

“Rural consumers will particularly benefit from money transfers and, for urban consumers used to online services, we are enabling services such as payment of utility bills, purchase of train and movie tickets, top-ups, all through their mobile phones. Nokia Money is simple to use, secure and available across different operator networks and on virtually any mobile phone. This means millions of new consumers will soon be able to manage all their financial needs from their mobile phone,” said Teppo Paavola, VP and Head of Corporate Business Development, Nokia.

The Nokia Money service will be operated in cooperation with Obopay, a leader in developing global mobile payment solutions, which Nokia invested in earlier this year. The service is based on Obopay’s mobile payment platform, with unique and newly developed mobile elements. Nokia intends the service to be open and interoperable with other payment services as well.

“Obopay shares Nokia’s vision for bringing mobile financial services to millions of people worldwide. We’re excited that Nokia has chosen Obopay’s platform. Nokia’s leading market position, strong brand recognition and global distribution channel, using the Obopay platform with uniquely developed mobile elements, means the Nokia Money service is well positioned to bring the next generation of mobile payment services to the world,” said Carol Realini, Founder and CEO of Obopay.

Nokia Money is the result of a powerful collaboration Nokia is forging between different partners in different markets around the world. It is designed to work in partnership with mobile network operators and financial institutions, involving distributors and merchants in a dynamic ecosystem to seamlessly provide the new services.

“As a result of the innovative partnerships and comprehensive ecosystem we are forging with the banking and financial industry, as well as leading network operators, we believe Nokia Money will bring financial inclusion to many who currently have limited or no access to financial services. Uniting the strengths of the mobile and financial services industries will change the way people around the world can manage their money in the future,” added McDowell.

“Mobile financial services present a high growth sector for Nokia. Nokia’s asset strengths, including consumer brand awareness, distribution capabilities and global relationships should serve as logical and necessary extensions to drive innovation in the mobile payments and banking sector. To be successful Nokia must provide a legitimate bridge between operators, banks networks and security infrastructure in order to unlock the broad uptake of mobile financial services,” said Bob Egan, Global Head of Research and Chief Analyst, Towergroup.

The Nokia Money service will be shown for the first time at Nokia World on the 2nd and 3rd of September 2009 in Stuttgart, Germany, and it is planned to be rolled out gradually to selected markets, beginning in early 2010.

Related posts

• Obopay Introduces New iPhone Application (0)
• Mobile coupons – the new couponing standard (0)
• Mobile Commerce Replaces Wallet (1)
• MasterCard Launches MasterCard Mobile Payments Gateway to Spark Mobile Commerce Globally (0)
• Monitise Unveils Global Mobile Money Technology Platform (0)