I Googled and I Searched here, but it is not clear if my Android Pay will work in Ireland. I will be visiting there soon and was wondering. It is clear that it's available for Europeans, but does American Android Pay work there? Thanks for any help.
One of the many reasons users choose not to root their Android device is the fact that it disables pay services like Android Pay. Not to long ago a systemless root was released which allowed you to use Android Pay as long as you first disabled Xposed Framework and rebooted your device. That is...
Xposed Framework finally works with Systemless Root! Most devices with Marshmallow must be rooted using Chainfire's Systemless Root. Until now these devices were not supported by Xposed Framework. The best part of this is that it does not modify the system partition.
This means that you will...
The new Android N Developer Preview supports Android Pay! This is pretty great since the first two preview builds did not support it. Anyone who uses Android Pay on a regular basis would have likely skipped out on Android N altogether for this reason. Now you can finally test out the new version...
A few weeks ago Google included a patch in their security update which blocked all rooted devices from using Android Pay. It even blocked those devices that were using Xposed Mods. There is apparently a way to bypass the "SafteyNet" checks placed into the latest updates. "jgummerson" posted the...
If you want to root your Nexus 6P you will have to forfeit the use of Android Pay. At least that used to be the case. There is now a custom rom that allows you to be both rooted and use Android Pay!
The Chroma Rom gives you a mostly stock AOSP experience with some custom mods which help with the...
Well, well, well, what do we have here. An internal memo coming out of Verizon just leaked showing that the release date for Android pay will be on September 16th. This is great news coming from the carrier that would not support Google Wallet for what seemed to be an eternity, and the same...