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Amex takes on PayPal with Serve; outs iOS and Android apps

By: |Mar 28th, 2011 at 09:59PM
Filed Under: Mobile, Services, Software
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Today American Express introduced its new digital payment system called Serve. Serve works similar to PayPal in that it allows users to create an account that can be used for sending or receiving money. Users can access their accounts from American Express’ Serve iOS and Android applications, via the Web, or through Facebook. Serve has two fees, including 2.9% plus $0.30 per load deposited, although this is discounted to 0$ for cash, debit, and ACH. Similarly, there’s a $2 fee on ATM cash withdraw...

AT&T Rolling out 3G Upgrades, iPhone 2 Soon

By: |May 30th, 2008 at 10:41AM
Filed Under: AT&T, HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS
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Remember last year just before the initial iPhone launch? EDGE dropped off for a while and then came back with a vengeance. Prior to the iPhone waterfall that clogged up all of AT&T’s shiny new pipes, we were seeing data speeds of up to 200 – 250 kbps on AT&T’s EDGE network in the New York area. Then the iPhone dropped. Here we are again, getting close to the inevitable iPhone 2 release and oddly enough, AT&T’s 3G services started getting spotty yesterday afternoon in the N...