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more about #creditcards BornInChinese: I'm surprised a device that's pretty elegant all around would have a clunky ol' knob on it. more » MikeK: Is a nob similar in some way to a knob? #onecardelectroniccard more » fuchikoma: I just use a debit card... keeps my wallet thin, and it's accepted virtually everywhere in Canada. #onecardelectroniccard more » exoren22: Believe it or not (I know English is weird with all of its silent letters) but Knob is spelled with a ... well, you know ... a K. Just sayin'. #onec... more » UnderLoK: I think this thing is the size of my wallet. Sorry my lens is dirty or something... #onecardelectroniccard more » mwood10: Can't Visa/Mastercard/Amex create an iPhone/Android/BlackBerry app that does something similar? #onecardelectroniccard more » Odin: Everything in the UK is chip and pin nowadays so having just the strip isn't that good. Not to mention how it wouldn't work in ATMs. No as already po... more » Zordon: The Japanese would look at this, roll their eyes, and go back to making purchases with their cell phones like they have been doing for the past half d... more » Odin: You know this would be perfect not for credit cards/ID but rather for NFC cards (e.g. Oyster card). No need to ever remove them, just wave your phone ... more » chasper14: This sounds like a thieves dream. Thief 1: Do you see that awesome iphone that guy has? I think I am going to take it. Thief 2: yeah I will distract... more » kebbin: even though it says you cant get it personalized, I was able to get it engraved at a store like where they sell engraved flasks. more » WrightSea urchin: it comes with a screen protector and a protector for the back. more » Sir Gibler: not a lot of room for cash? how much money to you make!?!? more » The Lab: I would add a giant negative: it doesn't protect the screen and precludes you from using another case that does. The screen is the part that breaks. more » WrightSea urchin: I just got mine in the mail today, and so far I love it. I was able to squeeze three cards into it - my id, my credit card and my health insurance ca... more » penetrode: this has disaster written all over it. Don't put all your eggs in one basket... more » TheWerewolf - Sotto voce: The best solution of this type was Amex's Blue. You got one of their cards and they sent you a smartcard reader. When you wanted to make a purchase, y... more » OMG! Ponies!: Whatever. If you've ever paid for dinner with a credit card, someone somewhere probably has your number. This is no more or no less dangerous than ... more » 350z-Racer: So I think this + PayPal = a merchant solution. Just plug the USB device in, open up a paypal invoice, have your client sit down and slide their cc an... more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Am I the only person who read this as, and continues to read it as, smart wipe? more » -
#concept
What Would Happen To Wallet Bulge If This All-In-One Credit Card Were Real?
Sure, some of that wallet bulge comes from old-fashioned cash, but let's face it, credit cards and receipts are the big contributors. With the One Card concept though, you'd have everything accessible by turning a knob on a single card. More » -
#review
Case-Mate iPhone Credit Card Case Review
Case-Mate's credit card iPhone case, which is actually only half of a case, since it mostly protects the back of the phone, but allows you to carry up to two credit cards with you simultaneously. More » -
#usb
SmartSwipe USB Credit Card Reader Comes To US Shopaholics
Previously only available in Canada, the SmartSwipe credit card reader is now available to US online shopaholics. The device plugs into any USB port and allows the user to securely swipe their card to make purchases. More » -
#laresistance
Card Skimmer Beatdown: We Want You
After we posted our card skimmer in the wild and attack of the card skimmers stories, many people responded by saying that they've seen these illegal gadgets everywhere. Well, can you prove it?
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#cardskimmers
Attack of the Card Skimmers: It's Happening Right Here, Right Now
Previously on C.S.I... a man found an actual card skimmer in the wild, in the flesh. Today, Gizmodo reader Sean became the card skimmer/PIN camera's latest almost-victim. Where? Chase Bank in Manhattan, East Village. More » -
#mysterysolved
A Man Finds an Actual Card Skimmer in the Wild, in the Flesh
What? No way. Something thought to be of an urban legend—or maybe just a story we'd only see on 20/20—a real, normal person has actually found proof of the the ever evasive credit-card skimmer. More » -
#hometheater
Sony TV Remote Will Steal Your Identity to Order Spiderman 3
Sony's latest Japan-exclusive Bravia W5 and F5 are some fancy LCDs, refreshing at 240Hz and featuring deep contrast ratios. But the neatest thing about these TVs is surely their credit card-reading remote control. More » -
#circuitcity
If You Get Screwed By Busted Gear at Circuit City, American Express Might Save You
While Consumerist wasn't terribly optimistic about your credit card company helping you out if you bought a shattered HDTV, the HD Guru and a Giz reader note American Express specifically will save your ass. More » -
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#cellphones
Red Tape, Greed Blocking Widespread U.S. Cell Phone Credit Card Transactions
In Japan, paying for things with a wave of a cell phone is old hat. Clothing, food, movies, loose women—you name it, they've bought it using a phone. Americans? Not so much. Here's why. More » -
#creditcards
Discover Card Biodegrades Your Debt Away
While most of us can't avoid the convenience of credit cards (and their reusable nature is commendable), their plastics aren't so good. Now Discover has launched the US's first biodegradable credit card. -
#salvationarmy
Salvation Army Santas Now Take Credit Cards
I hate having change in my pockets. It's clutter. Besides, I rarely carry any cash nowadays—the almighty debit card tackles all transactions. So whenever I see a Salvation Army Santa endlessly tingling his little bell, I keep on marching 'til I'm out of earshot. But those days are over. The Salvation Army is loading up Santas in the Dallas area with credit card machines that will beam money directly from your bank account and into their charitable coffers. The minimum donation via plastic is $5. More » -
#eeepcriggedatm
Crooks Rig ATM with Eee PC to Steal Credit Card Info
In yet another demonstration of the never-ending hacking possibilities of the ASUS Eee PC laptop, three criminals in Brazil rigged an ATM with the little low cost computer to grab credit card information and personal information numbers to clone cards. Smart, except that one of them was a total moron. More »
