Google Wallet Now Works with Any Credit or Debit Card, Is Far
More Useful  Android: Google Wallet now lets you charge money to
any major credit or debit card from supported NFC-sporting
phones. That means leaving home without a wallet is now actually
feasible for those with newer Android phones (in the U.S.), and
that's pretty neat.  Google Wallet used to support only Citi-
based credit and debit cards, and although there was a prepaid
card you could load up, most people don't want to have to plan
out buying a pack of gum. To support Visa, MasterCard, Discover,
and American Express, Wallet now operates a bit differently,
storing your card credentials in the cloud, instead of on the
device itself. In turn, you can also disable your Google Wallet
app remotely, should you lose your phone (that is now kind of
your wallet, too).  Do the latest updates and card compatibility
make Wallet a bit more feasible for your day-to-day purchases?
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