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Author: Rob Lewis
Birmingham Payment Startup Droplet Looks For Funding To Go Nationwide
Droplet is an app that allows you to load money onto your iPhone (an Android version is in the pipeline), and send money to your friends for free, or to pay for items in shops that accept it.
OrSaveIt: App Encourages Saving, Not Spending
According to OrSaveIt, the average person spends almost £3,000 each year on impulse purchases. So they’ve built an iPhone app they hope will encourage us to stop all the impulse spending.
Pay By Text To Launch In 2014
The Payments Council has announced that UK mobile phone owners will be able to send and receive money by text from 2014, simply by sharing their mobile numbers.
Barclays Integrates PINSentry Into Mobile App
Could we finally be seeing the end of the online banking dongle?
OnTrees Review
OnTrees is the latest website promising to provide a single view of all of your financial accounts. But can it help you to manage your money?
Lloyds TSB Online Banking Changes: First Look
Lloyds TSB has announced that it is relaunching its banking website at the end of November, with a new look and new functionality.
Kickstarter Launches In The UK
US crowdfunding site Kickstarter has started to accept projects based in the UK, with over 200 UK projects available on launch day.
Smart Lightbulbs: The Future, Or Just Madness?
It has been interesting to watch the reaction to Philips launching their new “Hue” lightbulbs, which connect to the internet and can be controlled from an iPhone app.
Cheaper Grocery Shopping With MySupermarket’s New App?
MySupermarket is set to launch a new desktop app that will help shoppers compare the cost of their grocery shopping regardless of which online supermarket they choose to shop at.