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Said I wasn’t getting it, but it looks like I will as well. Might encourage me to use Apple Pay more often
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Apple Card will automatically be recognised by your iPhone, for activation
Rik Henderson | 28 March 2019
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- Just lay the card next to your iPhone
- Does this mean it has NFC?
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The first beta of iOS 12.3 has revealed something interesting about the Apple Card: the physical, titanium card will be activated through your iPhone in a similar way to AirPods, Beats headphones and the Apple HomePod.
You lay the card near your iPhone and you will see a window pop-up, showing that it has been recognised and can be activated. A tap on the "activate" button and your (literally) shiney new card will be unlocked to use in stores.
Apple's process was found by 9to5Mac while searching for changes in the latest beta version of iOS. What the site doesn't say though is how it works technically.
As far as we were aware, the physical Apple Card has just your name and the Apple logo engraved on it, with no CVV or number on the front or rear. There is also a chip for use in a store's chip and PIN reader. That's it.
There are no indications that it is contactless-enabled - although there are many suggestions to the contrary.
But if there is no NFC chip inside, how does your iPhone recognise it wirelessly?
We can't answer that right now, although we suspect that there might well be a previously unannounced contactless chip housed in the card that is only used for the one purpose: for communication on setup.
It makes sense; Apple would rather you used your iPhone to make contactless payments in stores than the card, while the card is purely provided to also make payments in retail outlets without Apple Pay support.
We'll find out more once the card itself is officially available.
Rik Henderson | 28 March 2019
9TO5MAC
Best SIM only deals for March 2019: Unlimited data for £25 on Smarty (Three)
- Just lay the card next to your iPhone
- Does this mean it has NFC?
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1 Comment
The first beta of iOS 12.3 has revealed something interesting about the Apple Card: the physical, titanium card will be activated through your iPhone in a similar way to AirPods, Beats headphones and the Apple HomePod.
You lay the card near your iPhone and you will see a window pop-up, showing that it has been recognised and can be activated. A tap on the "activate" button and your (literally) shiney new card will be unlocked to use in stores.
Apple's process was found by 9to5Mac while searching for changes in the latest beta version of iOS. What the site doesn't say though is how it works technically.
As far as we were aware, the physical Apple Card has just your name and the Apple logo engraved on it, with no CVV or number on the front or rear. There is also a chip for use in a store's chip and PIN reader. That's it.
There are no indications that it is contactless-enabled - although there are many suggestions to the contrary.
But if there is no NFC chip inside, how does your iPhone recognise it wirelessly?
We can't answer that right now, although we suspect that there might well be a previously unannounced contactless chip housed in the card that is only used for the one purpose: for communication on setup.
It makes sense; Apple would rather you used your iPhone to make contactless payments in stores than the card, while the card is purely provided to also make payments in retail outlets without Apple Pay support.
We'll find out more once the card itself is officially available.
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i really think this apple card
is a way for them to bring all that money they have
in overseas bank accounts back to the us
is a way for them to bring all that money they have
in overseas bank accounts back to the us
John Wick
formerly jayzonmytoes
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damn so apple done axed the airpower.
Not like i planned on getting one tho
Not like i planned on getting one tho
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damn, first the let down with airpods2 now this. apple ******* up 
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steve jobs right now
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Turns out it really was a pipedream oh well.
So what wireless charging mat/stand y’all use you can also charge your watch on?
So what wireless charging mat/stand y’all use you can also charge your watch on?
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at folks who bought the wireless charging case airpodsapple a fool for that
hit em wit the okie doke
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Mad AF I bought the wireless charging case. I literally got them in today, opened the box, started using them. 2 hours later, Apple announces this ****
apple a fool for that
hit em wit the okie doke
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Tim Apple what are you doing?
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Did the first gen AirPods charge in the case?
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u can still return em
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apple a fool for that
hit em wit the okie doke
I bought the wireless charging case airpods but I use the belkin charging pad. No regrets.
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I bought an iPad Pro from Costco about a month ago. Can I still add Apple Care?
Do you think Apple Care is worth it?
Do you think Apple Care is worth it?
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Tim Apple done g’oofed.
Steve come back
Steve come back
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Yes you have a year from you og purchase date to get apple care.
Yes apple care is worth it.
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Terrible that Apple couldn't create a charging pad when companies like Anker is making these and selling for cheap.
This is a bad look by the company.
This is a bad look by the company.
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They finessed everybody that’s why they didn’t do any hardware mentions of them earlier this monday.
apple a fool for that
hit em wit the okie doke
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I never bought Apple care for iPads and it’s always been the right decision.
Never had any issues with an iPad
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So is there a wireless charger that charges three at a time? Phone, AirPods, Watch. What’s the best out there? Was really holding out for AirPower but I’m not even surprised.
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I really stick with Apple becuase my information and such is embedded into its simple ecosystem. Other than that I KNOW other products are better
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Shoulda released this news before announcing the wirelesss charging airpods 2
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