Can't wait to hear reports of people accidently getting hit in the face as the iPad rips through the air to the NFC terminal.I would laugh if I saw someone paying something with their iPads I would laugh my head off, funnier then seeing people taking photos or making calls from it
Am I the only one concerned about the reversal in sending data to Apple from Apple Pay? In the Keynote it was explicitly mentioned no data being sent to them. Now in the terms for use they are having data sent to them like the CC info?
Youll have to point said reversal out to us specifically. As that blurb you linked is exactly how I and others understood the process.
Apple reads card and details, authenticates those details with bank, then stores the unique token. Is all it sounds like. Sending your card details during initial setup is expected... Has always been expected.
Carrying my wallet is too inconvenient - let me whip out my full sized iPad ...
Who is going to carry around, let alone take out their iPad, for POS payments?
Who's going to hold an iPad up to a register to pay for things?! Might as well add Pay to a flat-screen TV.
Who's going to hold an iPad up to a register to pay for things?! Might as well add Pay to a flat-screen TV.
The first time i sent a text in iOS 8.1 beta and hit the dictation key, it asked if i wanted to enable it. I Did, but maybe you'll be able to get rid of it with iOS 8.1.
Just checked. You can disable dictation in keyboard settings and still use Siri. The dictation button just goes away on the keyboard.
iOS 8.1 Beta allows you to disable dictation separately from Siri:
Settings > General > Keyboard > Enable Dictation
You certainly don't just get blown-up iOS on the bigger screen. The rotation features on the iPad and iPhone 6+ take advantage of the extra pixels to give you two-panel views in Mail and other apps, including custom Apps. Those two panels are cramped on the 6+ (compared to the iPad), but still useful. I'm not so sure they'd even be useful on a 4.7" iPhone 6. Regular iPhone apps need to be optimized for the smaller screen. Just shrinking down the interface of the iPad to a 4.7" screen is not useful.
Who is going to carry around, let alone take out their iPad, for POS payments?
I don't see why you chaps are so critical about Apple Pay in iPads. It is quite common for me to have my iPad in my hand when I am standing in a queue, so I might as well use it to pay for stuff instead of reaching out for my wallet, or for an iPhone for that matter.
Who is going to carry around, let alone take out their iPad, for POS payments?
Question for those who installed iOS 8.1 beta 1. Is there any ApplePay functionality that works and allows you to purchase via NFC, or does this update merely provide the settings panel displayed in the initial post?
No to both - that's a hidden settings panel. Not available without hacking.
The only time I used the iPad's camera to take a picture is... guess what... to take a picture of my iPhone!The Ipad camera is still mile behind that the phone, not surprising since the phone costs much more. The Ipad being bigger it is even harder to take a stable picture while looking at the screen So, still plenty stupid, don't see people doing it in 2014.
Mostly used when your alreading using your Ipad (most use is in the home, at work) and someone in the vicinity is doing something in the moment and you don't have time to switch to the phone camera. Since most people also carry phones, if they have just a bit more time (1-2 seconds), they'll get their better camera out.
It's weird enough to see people taking pictures with iPad, now it will be something to see people pay with iPad.