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Mastercard to start using selfies as ID for online payments
Mastercard has confirmed that it is to start accepting selfies and fingerprints as an alternative to passwords when verifying IDs for online payments. The credit card firm has been testing selfie software in the US and Netherlands. Some 92 per cent of test subjects preferred the new system to passwords. Some security researchers have said that biometric checks have the potential to cut fraud, but others have warned that they might not be as secure as traditional methods.
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From Mortar and Bricks to Cash and Clicks
E-commerce may seem like a retail staple to us, but for many people the legitimacy of online businesses never became apparent.
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Everything You Need to Know About Barcode Scanners
Nearly everyone everywhere has seen a barcode today. Barcode’s have revolutionized the way we packag...
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20 Best Shopping Engines for Retailers [Infographic]
Get the latest infographic from GoDataFeed with facts and stats about the top 20 shopping engines for ecommerce merchants. Use the embed code to share.
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Amazon to deliver parcels directly to car boots
Amazon is testing an addition to its Prime subscription postal service that will see parcels delivered directly to customer’s cars. The pilot service is a partnership between Amazon, DHL and Audi, and will allow a small group of Prime subscribers in Munich, Germany, to receive deliveries straight to the boots of their cars.
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Startups That Merge Online and Offline Services Are Sweeping China
In the U.S., startups from Silicon Valley and other places have long been merging online services with offline real-life experiences like taking a taxi, eating out, going to the movies and shopping at brick-and mortar stores. Now that trend is taking China by storm, but more rapidly and at a much larger scale.
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Stores Still Critical to Wooing Men, But Leaders Re-Wiring for Digital Age
LONDON, United Kingdom — In recent years, the growth of the men’s fashion market has outpaced that of womenswear, driven by factors like shifting workplace culture, the rise of new sports and entertainment icons, wider access to style inspiration and advice, and high demand from emerging economies like China, where men have traditionally exerted greater control over purchasing power than women. I
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