A little late to the party but then to be honest, I've never seen anyone use NFC to pay for anything here in the US. I wonder how prevalent it really is.
How do you know?
Honestly, NFC doesn't bother me. Maybe the iPhone 6 can change that.
Time will tell.
Pretty late hallmark. I can already do this with my BlackBerry.
Oct 2015, when retailers go EMV, they will also most likely support NFC regardless of Apple.
Great, I can trade not using the NFC on my Nexus 5 for not using it on an iPhone.....
Maybe with Apple on-board, NFC mobile payments will take off here in the US.
So, a few technologies converging and... payment with a single fingerprint? After you've seen your receipt automatically appear in an app by the cashier? I think I can get behind that.
Pretty late hallmark. I can already do this with my BlackBerry.
A little late to the party but then to be honest, I've never seen anyone use NFC to pay for anything here in the US. I wonder how prevalent it really is.
awesome! I cannot wait not to use it
took you guys long enough! swiping is so 1998 ago
So gimmick features are now "hallmarks"? Out of ideas, are we?
I thought Apple Users don't need NFC.
What happened?
I had NFC on my Xperia Z1 + BlackBerry Z30. And now with the iPhone 5S I don't miss this technology. Payments via NFC are not available in the most EU States.
If Apple does do nfc payments, then in about 2-3 years most retailers in the US will have this option at checkout
My bank has an app for that and a "special" sim BUT not for iPhone -
https://www.cibc.com/ca/features/mobile-payment.html
So, a few technologies converging and... payment with a single fingerprint? After you've seen your receipt automatically appear in an app by the cashier? I think I can get behind that.
A little late to the party but then to be honest, I've never seen anyone use NFC to pay for anything here in the US. I wonder how prevalent it really is.
I use my NFC debit card whenever I can. Though it's dangerous how easy it is to make a payment. The time normally taken to enter a PIN is gone and so is the fleeting chance of a second guess.
Reading this makes it sound like Apple is almost becoming a worldwide bank! Exciting stuff to be honestI hope it's slick whatever it is.
NFC to pay. TouchID to authorise. Linked to your iTunes account(?) And receipts all stored electronically. Sounds good.