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Some of the innovative iPhone features we’ve seen before Comments

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  • Almand
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  • 10 Sep 2015

Jack, 10 Sep 2015people buy apple for prestige, nothing else. Sad, but true, no fan nonsense here, thats reality.May be thats your reality
I disagree cause i bought iPhone for its simplicity & the fluid like iOS
I android too, thats why I hav an LG G2
Still, iOS gives a much simpler & easy to use but rich experience

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    • harlekkin
    • ij{
    • 10 Sep 2015

    Anonymous, 10 Sep 2015There is no need to add details. the user just needs to enter the card info. Do you really wor... moreBy details, I mean card details. Why don't you buy a Samsung phone and try it out yourself? I presume you live outside the USA where Samsung Pay isn't supported. Good luck and happy shopping.

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      • AnonD-191847
      • LaJ
      • 10 Sep 2015

      harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Try adding your details of a random bank and see if it works. It won't. The card details... moreExcept that when using MST, it just needs your card's details and that's it, it needs nothing from the bank. It has all your card's details and when you pay for it with MST it basically emulates your card, acts the same way, there's no difference. Samsung doesn't get any money, but it works.

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        • Anonymous
        • jeR
        • 10 Sep 2015

        harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Try adding your details of a random bank and see if it works. It won't. The card details... moreThere is no need to add details. the user just needs to enter the card info. Do you really work at a bank? lol

        Ok here is a video of it working in the USA. Again showing no authorization is needed. Samsung pay simulates the card, Apple pay doesnt.

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTvU_58QLEk

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          • Anonymous
          • 9xM
          • 10 Sep 2015

          AnonD-120539, 10 Sep 2015The M.O. of Apple: 1. Create a patent 2. Let others implement it 3. Unveil it a few years laterAre you that clueless?
          If you actually believe that find us some documented proof.

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            • harlekkin
            • ij{
            • 10 Sep 2015

            Anonymous, 10 Sep 2015Sir... sir... sir... After adding you credit or debit card to the samsung phone (currently onl... moreTry adding your details of a random bank and see if it works.

            It won't.

            The card details are stored in the cloud, it's called tokenization. In order to do so, information needs to be shared between the acquiring bank and the payment scheme. Guess what, Samsung needs to enable this communication by striking a deal with say, Barclays or Chase Bank. So no, it works no differently to Apple with the exception of being compatible with MSTs.

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              • Anonymous
              • jeR
              • 10 Sep 2015

              harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Really? So a bank will just let Samsung use their customers financial details, without their i... moreSir... sir... sir... After adding you credit or debit card to the samsung phone (currently only s6. s6 edge, note 5 an s6 edge +), the phone has the mst technology to communicate with the reader just as the card would. So it would be dead equal to using your card.
              THAT's WHY. I hope you understand now, because this is getting tiring.

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                • Anonymous
                • jeR
                • 10 Sep 2015

                harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015I work for a bank mate. You don't know what you're talking about.Who cares if you work at a bank? You clearly know nothing of what you speak in regards to making payment with phones.

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                  • harlekkin
                  • ij{
                  • 10 Sep 2015

                  Anonymous, 10 Sep 2015I hope no one reads your points and take you seriously. lol Its really sad. For the 100th t... moreReally? So a bank will just let Samsung use their customers financial details, without their input or approval. Mate, what planet do you live on?

                  Like with Apple Pay, banks need to opt into the Samsung Pay scheme. Only difference is Samsung's MST capability which will be largely redundant in 2-3 years time in their priority markets.

                  Samsung hopes to get a cut off the interchange. Guess who earns that?

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                    • Anonymous
                    • jeR
                    • 10 Sep 2015

                    harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Read up buddy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Pay https://support.apple.com/en-us/H... moreNo you should read up lol... Samsung pay relies on no authorization from paywave or bank. It will work just like a normal credit/debit tap. thats the beauty of Samsung pay. The banks or reader wont be able to tell the difference between samsung pay and a normal credit/debit card.

                    So you can post all the nonesense you want. I will contiunue laughing.

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                      • harlekkin
                      • ij{
                      • 10 Sep 2015

                      AnonD-191847, 10 Sep 2015so what you're saying is "Apple pay is better because Samsung pay isn't released yet, eve... moreI work for a bank mate. You don't know what you're talking about.

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                        • Tom
                        • 9xv
                        • 10 Sep 2015

                        Anonymous, 10 Sep 2015what prestige??? when I see an iphone user.....All I see is a technically challenged personThat's a little ignorant! Sure slot of iPhone users are just people who want a "smartphone" but have no idea what that actually is. I can root android phones (it's not hard I know) and perform other such tasks most Apple users "may" scratch their heads at. But I CHOOSE to use iPhones because they have a certain feature set I enjoy using.

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                          • harlekkin
                          • ij{
                          • 10 Sep 2015

                          Anonymous, 10 Sep 2015The proof is upon you. You are the ignorant one. Also there is no buy in from banks with sa... moreRead up buddy:

                          https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Pay
                          https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204274

                          If merchants already own PayWave enabled hardware, only the issuing banks need to enable ApplePay. it hs nothing to do with the terminals.

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                            • AnonD-191847
                            • LaJ
                            • 10 Sep 2015

                            harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Apple Pay is available in the U.S. and UK. Working on a deal with CUP in China. What everyo... moreso what you're saying is "Apple pay is better because Samsung pay isn't released yet, even though their system is without a single doubt superior", that's pretty ignorant, won't you think?
                            Samsung doesn't need to negotiate anything to actually release the system. If they release it without any negotiations, they won't get any money from it, which means it would be like any other feature the phone offers. They can release it now and negotiate later, which they'll probably do if they can't negotiate in time. They're not Apple, bursting with greed, mind you.

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                              • AnonD-120539
                              • bHR
                              • 10 Sep 2015

                              The M.O. of Apple:
                              1. Create a patent
                              2. Let others implement it
                              3. Unveil it a few years later

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                                • AnonD-191847
                                • LaJ
                                • 10 Sep 2015

                                Agh85 , 10 Sep 2015I truly doubt the thing you said about Touch ID and fingerprint sensors on Samsung flagships. ... moreS6's fingerprint is better than iphone's(don't take my word for it, look up comparisons), so is Z5's and every other sensor located on the back of the phone just because of the location.
                                Apple pay is inferior to Samsung pay for the simple fact that it needs new hardware and actually works in a very limited range of places. Samsung's system works worldwide with every place you can use a card in, and it will rollout in the US 2 weeks from now and probably worldwide until 2016. No comparison here, Samsung pay is better, it's just not released yet.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • jeR
                                  • 10 Sep 2015

                                  harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Apple Pay is available in the U.S. and UK. Working on a deal with CUP in China. What everyo... moreI hope no one reads your points and take you seriously. lol

                                  Its really sad. For the 100th time Samsung doesnt need to convince any banks. Their pay system and Apple's are different under the hood.

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                                    • harlekkin
                                    • ij{
                                    • 10 Sep 2015

                                    AnonD-191847, 10 Sep 2015S6's fingerprint sensor is faster than Apple's. Look it up, everybody who tested them agrees. ... moreApple Pay is available in the U.S. and UK. Working on a deal with CUP in China.

                                    What everyone forgets here is that the terminals are managed by the banks, who issue PayWave and PayPass cards, and therefore terminals that are compatible with the technology. Since Visa and MC dominate, penetration of NFC terminals will only go up.

                                    Samsung needs to convince banks of its service and negotiate a fee model, so it's in no way superior to Apple.

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                                      • AnonD-191847
                                      • LaJ
                                      • 10 Sep 2015

                                      harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015Buddy, I'm no noob to photography. I know what megapixels are good for. The reality here i... moreI don't think anyone stores their vacation photos or memories on facebook or whatsapp. Sure, a lot of the photos we take with our phones do indeed go to such places, but most of them are stored in the phone generally until the memory is full, at which point we move them to our PCs for safe keeping. So I'd still argue that megapixels do count for everybody.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • jeR
                                        • 10 Sep 2015

                                        harlekkin, 10 Sep 2015No it doesn't. Prove it.The proof is upon you. You are the ignorant one.

                                        Also there is no buy in from banks with samsung. Just like Google wallet. It is released in USA only but works in Canada if you download the apk and use a USA address. No bank buy in needed.

                                        So again... Go read book. Apple needs all that extra work because its not just paywave for them.

                                        Samsung chose to launch in their home country first. Not everyone cares about USA.

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