Over the past decade, mobile money usage has expanded sharply, with subscriptions rising from 27.7 million in June 2015 to 47.7 million in June 2025.

The recent hacking scandals involving nude pictures of dozens of celebrities exposes just how vulnerable all of us are to hacking and cyberspying. ABC7 News in San Francisco talked to a high level ...

There’s no denying it — smartphones have become essential to daily life. From the smallest to the most complex of tasks, we’ve adopted a mobile-first mindset. For an increasing number of adults, this ...

Matt Certo, 37, chief executive of WebSolvers Inc., a digital-marketing company, uses his smartphone for mobile banking at his Baldwin Park home in Orlando, Fla., on Oct. 31 with his dog, Baron, by ...

It's now possible to complete almost all banking transactions on a smartphone, except pulling out cash -- though that's probably coming soon, too. Mobile bankers can pay bills, move money, even scan ...

Even though smartphone ownership has reached more than half of consumers in Britain, only a small percentage are using their devices for complex banking, according to a new study from the Auriemma ...

The majority of smartphone owners taking part in an 11-nation survey said they'd rather have their nude pics publicly exposed than their financial information. The survey by Avast Software underscores ...

The recent hacking scandals involving nude pictures of dozens of celebrities exposes just how vulnerable all of us are to hacking and cyberspying. 7 On Your Side's Michael Finney talked to a high ...