In a much-anticipated move, Google on Thursday finally unveiled its free mobile application that seeks to turn smartphones into a replacement for credit cards. With financial partners Citibank, MasterCard, First Data and Sprint as service providers, the internet giant announced "Google Wallet". Google says the new application is still being field tested and should be available by Summer in the US. Google Wallet will apparently work with Google's Nexus S 4G smartphone. The technology will work by taking advantage of near-field communication (NFC) chips in the Nexus S. This will allow users of Google Wallet to merely tap, swipe or...
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