Cracking the mobile payment puzzle: Obama's former technology director is developing a mobile business application

Harper Reed is behind the scenes to boost Obama's re-election in 2012 http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/5343.html "> Chief Technology Officer, who is currently developing a new 618.html "> Mobile business Applications. At the NEXT13 start-up conference in Berlin (startup conference), Reed sighs at the current status of mobile payments, pointing out how outdated the shopping cart icon is and outlining the goals he is working to improve.

Reed cited the core competencies of Uber's 2111.html "taxi-hailing creator" and Amazon "Day Shipping" (Same-day deliveries), which he wanted to reproduce in his application. "All you have to do is press a button and the taxi will be ' there '--the effortless button that Reed tried to imitate," said Reed.

Many companies have tried and are trying to crack the problem of mobile payments, but no one really manages to simplify the process enough. This has made the market fragmented, but it has also opened the door to a truly friendly solution. Reed was able to deliver this odd but ambitious plan.

As it says, there is a key difference between functionality and ease of use. Such a user-centric mobile business application sounds promising, but Reed also points out that his team is still in the early stages of development. So let's just calm down and see what Mr Obama's former tech director is going to do for us.

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)