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When can I use my HTC One X as a replacement for my credit card? Call me when that happens, until then I see this as just another PayPal. Unless we're already
by eblume 14y ago
When can I use my HTC One X as a replacement for my credit card? Call me when that happens, until then I see this as just another PayPal.
Unless we're already there, but some short internet searches found nothing but misleading blog post titles.
- StavrosK 14y agoThe One X has an NFC sensor, so it should work with Wallet. Doesn't it?
- maratd 14y agoThe international version does, after lots of hacking and side-loading. The AT&T HTC One X does not. It is missing the secure element. As soon as Google decides to take this seriously and make their software compatible with devices whose names do not start with Nexus, then yeah, I'll be interested in this too. And it really is up to them. It shouldn't be any more difficult than hitting install in the Google Play store. If I choose to buy an "insecure" phone, that's up to me. Warn me, fine ... but don't make the software incompatible. That's lame.
- wmf 14y agoIf they're going to get penalized for the resulting fraud then no, it isn't up to you.
- Cherian_Abraham 14y agoIt's not that it is missing the Secure Element. Simply that Google does not have access to the Master Keys for that Secure Element.