Geode from iCache (2012)
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Geode from iCache (2012)
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#3Compared to Coin, the Geode project had a similar vision albeit with greater aspirations. Here is an article about the aftermath: http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20130331/PC05/13033992... .
Re: Geode from iCache (2012)
#4Compared to Coin, the Geode project had a similar vision albeit with greater aspirations. Here is an article about the aftermath: http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20130331/PC05/13033992... .
their card looks better (chip access), but the whole case thing doesn't make sense, It looks massive in the picture. My initial reaction with coin was that its counter intuitive, NFC or just mobile (square/paypal) are clearly the future. However, the coin card seems like a brilliant move now, they're entering the market through the path where everyone is familiar with the form factor and the technology isn't overwhel…
Square/PayPal (also not the future with their current products) are not incompatible wit Coin. In fact, Coin fits well into the current ecosystem.
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#6What's the rest of the story, since the funding went well (how did they fail)?
tl;dr: Quality(?) issues; then iPhone 5 with Passbook, new form factor, and lightning connector.
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#9Wonder if there are any trademark implications of their name choice.
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#101. Get Paypal.
2. Verify Paypal Account.
3. Get Paypal Debit Card.
4. Setup several CCs in Paypal.
5. Maintain $0 balance in Paypal.
6. Setup backup source of funding for Debit Card.
7. Make an app that simply logs into Paypal to set the backup source of funding to another card at the touch of a button.
8. Get an NFC sticker and put it on the Paypal debit card.
This would allow you to carry 1 card but use any of your cards and, as well, help you keep track of your card's physical proximity with an NFC enabled device. Please let me know if I am grossly misunderstanding or missing something!