iPhone is becoming an eWallet

Users of iPhone and iPod touch devices are now able to avail of an eWallet feature developed by Ilium Software. eWallet represents an award-winning secure information and password manager application intended to store important personal information like credit card numbers, passwords, PINs and much more. Earlier the company introduced eWallet 6.1 destined for Windows Mobile and Palm OS devices.
Amazon.com suits New York State

Massive web retailer Amazon.com, best known for selling books and CD's online, is suing New York State regarding a new law that demands certain online retailers collect taxes from NY customers and then deliver the tax money to the state revenue branch. In the suit, Amazon claims the law is unconstitutional, as against the Commerce Clause and Due Process.
Traffic jams - even in Inernet are traffic jams

Did it take your browser a little bit longer than normal to open this article? Have you found yourself twiddling your thumbs recently as you wait two or three seconds (rather than the usual millisecond) for an email to send? Perhaps you've even found yourself making a cup of tea while waiting for the homepage of a particularly image-heavy website to download. Using the web, do you sometimes feel like you're stuck in 1998 – all slow connections and snail-paced emails – rather than 2008?
Consumers to confirm their transactions orally

Voice Commerce Group, working with Nasdaq-listed Nuance Communications developed a new technology allowing customers to authenticate their online banking transactions using only their voices.
Banks and retailers are expected to soon adopt Voice Transact system, the voice biometric technology which is the latest brainchild of the WorldPay founder, Nick Ogden, who at present time owns Voice Commerce Group.
Improved charity funding for eBay customers

New features are being introduced to EBay Giving Works, eBay’s program, that allows eBay users to buy and sell products for a cause. The action is timed to the 5th anniversary of the program.
This summer customers will see the Donate Now feature which enables eBay users to make a contribution via PayPal within the eBay Giving Works platform to a chosen certified nonprofit.
Advertising online or something about it

What is the main headache of today’s advertising manager of any IT-company the business of which is built over the Internet and demands a constant advertisement? There is no necessity to think hard as the answer is quite clear – where to buy an advertisement site at the bottom price with the maximum traffic and envelope.
Nigerian companies to implement new dividend payment solution

Shareholders of Oando Plc, one of the Nigeria’s foremost petroleum marketing companies are now paid their dividends on an electronic basis. Companies using the newly introduced electronic dividend payment system can directly pay the shareholders dividends to their respective accounts through the internet.
B2B transactions crown Korean e-commerce

E-commerce is developing worldwide. But in different countries it develops differently. In some countries it is presented by m-banking expansion, in others by credit cards use…
South Korea, one of the most wired countries in the world, saw its e-commerce volume jump almost 20 percent during the first three months of 2008.
E-signature: blessing or evil?

Today lots of things are done by means of computers. Progress and computer technologies have shortened distances and time perions. When the mail was invented people have got an opportunity not to go somewhere
to sign some documents, and that was like a real blessing. But it wasn't enough and the
15-minutes delay of financial information eliminated

A new service to place free real-time stock quotes "in the hands of millions of individual investors" was introduced by market operator Nasdaq OMX. This free-of-charge real-time market data service is known as Nasdaq Last Sale and it is to provide real-time data for securities listed on Nasdaq, Nyse and Amex, including price, volume and time.
