Google Wallet will even surface your ticket on the day of the event, so you won't miss the opening act or first quarter. Plus, you'll also be able to save things like train tickets and boarding ...

Open Google Wallet. Tap your profile picture, then select Settings. Tap Verification settings under Security, then select Public transport payments. Finally, toggle off Verification required.

The new Google Wallet app is available to all customers now, shortly after people in 39 countries started seeing it available on their phones Monday.Some people have had trouble pulling it up via ...

The Google Wallet app stores debit cards, credit cards, gift cards, coupon cards, loyalty cards – pretty much whatever kind of card you can imagine. Instead of swiping a card, you paid by ...

The way that Google Wallet works is that it stores a user's credit card information, as well as information for a prepaid Google payment card, in a digital app on the phone. Subscribers can use ...

Google Wallet goes beyond tap-to-pay and can store library cards, car keys, and boarding passes. You can add your digital ID if you live in supported states, though it can't completely replace a ...

Google Wallet allows you to add a huge variety of passes and cards to it, making it easy to keep track of all of your things.

With Google Wallet, these features are just becoming easier to access for everyone. The app gives users a consistent method of access through a download on the Play Store and a homescreen icon.

Meanwhile, Wallet will also be home to office badges and hotel keys. This requires third-party support, though it should get better over time as systems are updated. On the privacy front, Google ...

Google Wallet is a mobile payments application that leverages Google’s Android mobile operating system and runs (for now) on the Samsung Nexus S 4G phone, available from U.S. carrier Sprint.

Google Wallet can seem pretty radical and a little confusing at first, but we're actually pretty excited about. Here's the lowdown on what it is, how it works, and what it means for your practical ...

Google Wallet isn’t happening yet. And it isn’t happening anytime soon. If you’re a small retailer, don’t count it into your 2013 plans. And probably not 2014 either.