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Spending money has never been easier. Unconventional payment options are multiplying rapidly. Consumers and merchants are becoming open to more and more cashless forms of payment. From mobile-activated vending machines to credit card readers at farmer’s markets, the mobile payments movement is in full swing – from futuristic fiction to right-now-reality.

For most of us, our digital lives are secured by passwords. According to research conducted by Purdue University’s International Center for Biometrics Research, the inherent weakness of passwords is becoming blatantly apparent. Researchers here envision an IT world where passwords are no longer the norm.

In this article we are talking about Amazon reinventing the commerce — and what technology they use to do so.

Logos are the most visible part of a company, the brand marque, seal of authentication and quality assurance. The best thing here is to keep it simple.

According to Uplifted blogger, Todd Davis, the technology industry is primed to dramatically shift the economic sector by taking over gigantic portions of it while simultaneously absorbing traditional businesses and altering the way our lives operate for the better.

Google announced their latest new tool this past Tuesday, October 5th: a tool that intends to give customers instant gratification for any question or issue they may have. This seemingly too-good-to-be-true tool is called Helpouts. A recent blog on Mashable says that Google is expanding its empire from online help to personal help. Instead of seeking answers via a search engine, customers can now talk to an actual person online and over a web camera. But is this anything new?