For Mobile Magnetic Card Reader iOS and Andriod

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By plugging a small card reading device into the Apple's iPhone's headphone jack, anybody with the device can instantly conduct magnetic card transactions using the iPhone application service

It will accept about any type of general magnetic card, including Visa, Master card, AMEX, and Discover,Individuals and businesses can accept card payments using a phone or Apple's iPad Track sales, tips, tax, and send receipts electronically

The system has taken additional steps to protect personal information using a sophisticated encryption program to ensure data integrity and to build up trust to the customers

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Q: I have a FinePix A-345 camera with an XD 128mb picture card. I've been transferring pictures via USB directly from the camera for months with no problems. A couple of months ago, I started using a card reader on occasion and ever since, I've been getting bad spots on the card and have lost numerous pictures and movies. A few days ago, I had a card error in the camera, and couldn't access anything on the camera, or even take new ones. I ended up reformatting the picture card using the camera, and all is well again. I suspect the card reader might be the problem, but I can't find any real information on it, I only have the fact that since I started using the card reader the problems began. Could be coincidence, I guess. Fuji, of course, says I need to bring the camera in for hundreds of dollars in repairs. I doubt it.Since I've reformatted, I fear the card reader. Has anyone had this happen, or know if this is a known issue? Do cards go bad and need reformatting?: I don't like using my card reader that much because, I bealive taking the card of the camera all the time to transfer them via a reader scratches the card contacts or something so just use the usb when possible!!! cause all the, removing and inserting the card in the camera must cause some damage!!

Q: I have an asus eee pc 1005 series can i save files to an sd memory card by sticking it in the sd mem card reader on my pc it being called reader leads me to believe it only reads not saves to sd memory cards i am not familiar with sd cards: Yes, you can save data on an SD card using a memory card reader. It functions like a flash drive, where you transfer/copy files between the storage device and the computer/device. You may have to reformat the SD card depending on what you want to use it for. (i.e camera, cellphone, MP3 etc.)

Q: i have some how 2010 security program coming up and i suspect that this was coz the 32 bit windowscard reader driver: you need card reader driver if You have card reader on your computer. if you install it and you doesn't have a card reader, it won't do anything wrong. but if you have card reader and you don't install it, your card reader won't work.

Q: I get my cards read well as much as I don't want to believe in thismy gosh.everything starts to happen and it blows my mind away.has anyone ever had there cards done and it all happens??: The only problem that I have with card readers is that they have never told me anything that I didn't already know. Not saying they are fake, some of them probably aren't, but the majority might be.

Q: i can get photos but just not music and videos help please: just hook up your psp to your comp and copy them over. this is where the usb cord comes in handy

Q: i have a Toshiba Satellite L35-S2161 and i was wondering if it has a card reader so i can put music in my sd card that goes in my phone: Did okorder

Q: i want to know because we have a new computer and we don't want to keep taking the case off: If that Card reader was designed to be mounted inside the computer case (into a floppy bay, for example), then typically it will be designed to be plugged onto the motherboard via one of the USB headers on the board. You will know when you read the packaging, what it requires to work. Some readers come with firewire connections as well, so just be mindful of that.

Q: I am going to be building a new desktop computer soon and want some way to read my CompactFlash and SD cards without having to hunt down my USB reader. Is there any way I can get a media card reader that would be built into my case like the ones on laptops?: yup. they sell x-in-1 media card readers in the computer stores. Check your local Fry's Electronics, Best Buy, etc They're pretty cheap and will occupy an internal USB port on your mobo.

Q: i have a new chochlate and a 2 gb card with a biger card u slide it in to and then a card reader but i dont know what to do to load all my videos on to my computer to try to get them on youtube or something plez help: plug the card reader into your computer. go into 'my computer', the card will show as a drive. double-click it then drag the folder containing your vids onto your desktop. if you go to youtube there are full instructions for uploading.

Q: I borrowed a friends SanDisk Exreme SD card with some photos on it that i would like to view/transfer to my computer.I am unable to view anything on the card with my SD card reader connecting to my PCHis photos were taken with a canon 40dThe photos were exported from his laptop to the SD card as .jpegMy sd card reader is SDHC compatibleI was able to verify that the SD card has not malfunctionedMy card reader reads my Transcend SD card just fine. My photos are NIKOND5100Is this not going to work or is there something else i can do?: Well the good thing is that is sounds like the photos are alive and well on your friends computer. The truth is that SD cards aren't that good at transferring information. They are very likely to malfunction. Get your friend to put the files on a portable hard drive or email the photos to you.

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