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  Woolworths online sales up 118 per cent

  Woolworths Limited (ASX:WOW) has posted a 118 per cent increase in its total online sales for the 2012 half financial year, thanks in large to its growing online profile.

  By Diana Nguyen | 01 March, 2012 12:32

  Tags: business, dick smith, mobile commerce, mobile shopping, online shopping, woolworths

• Commonwealth Bank launches NFC-enabled Kaching app

  The Commonwealth Bank today launch Commbank Kaching: A mobile commerce app for the iPhone that includes peer-to-peer transaction support and is Near Field Communications (NFC) enabled.

  By TechWorld staff | 19 December, 2011 14:32

  Tags: commonwealth bank, iPhone, iPhone 4S, mobile commerce, mobile phones, Near Field Communications, smartphones

• St George releases Android mobile banking app

  St George bank has released what it claims is the first mobile banking application for Android smartphones in Australia.

  By Rodney Gedda | 01 November, 2010 10:29

  Tags: Android, mobile applications, mobile banking, mobile commerce, st george bank

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  PayPal: Singapore gov't can 'make' mobile e-commerce market

  Unsure that market forces alone can do the job, PayPal is betting Singapore's government can spur the development and adoption of mobile e-commerce applications in the Southeast Asian city-state.

  By Sumner Lemon | 17 June, 2010 04:07

  Tags: mobile commerce, payment gateways, paypal, Singapore

• MasterCard lets iPhone owners send or receive money with app

  Using MasterCard's MoneySend application, iPhone and iPad users will be able to send or receive money using their phone or tablet, the card company said on Thursday.

  By Mikael Ricknäs | 07 June, 2010 05:31

  Tags: iPad, iphone apps, mastercard, micropayments, mobile commerce, money, payment gateways

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  Mobile Security - Mapping an Ecosystem of Risk

  In order to truly compete in the modern economy, your business needs to have a mobile storefront on smart phones and tablets. Without this mobile presence, you’ll lose business to competitors who have them. With this new challenge come high risks as well as great rewards. With mobility, the client side of your applications is more important than ever. Instead of accessing your website from the safe confines of work or home, your customers can now perform sensitive transactions anywhere. As a result, mobile applications, and the devices and data they interact with, can now be more easily attacked. Read on.

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  Best Practices for Secure Enterprise Content Mobility

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  10 Mobile Security Requirements for the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Enterprise

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  How to Protect Your Business from the Coming Malware Storm