Apple iPhone 5, iPad 2 Mobile Payment Service Using Near-Field Communication Chips

Apple about to introduce mobile payment service using Near-Field Communication (NFC) chips on iPhone 5 and iPad 2. NFC Chips will let you make purchase from your smartphone without any need of credit card details. Apple mobile payment service may release by mid 2011.

Now mobile manufacturers are focusing on providing mobile payment services on smartphones or mobiles. The first phone to features Near-Field Communication chip was Google Nexus S which lets users purchase stuffs right from their smartphone. Near-Field Communication usually exchange data between devices using a short-rang frequency technology.

Now Apple is also working to include Near-Field Communication in their future devices iPhone 5 and iPad. So Apple has confirmed that NFC (Near-Field Communication) in next iPad 2 and iPhone 5. These NFC chips on iPhone and iPad would surely become a hassle free service which will make shopping easier on the move. Not only Apple is including NFC in future devices, other manufacturers are also testing NFC functionality on their phones like Nokia and Samsung. So after Google, Nokia and Samsung, Apple has also joined the race and will allow you make payment from iPhone 5 after few days. This services lets you make electronic mobile payments, ticketing and e-commerce as well.

Apple may release this NFC functionality for iPhone 5 and iPad 2 near mid of 2011, it will also allow you to buy songs from iTunes with mobile payment service and there will be no process to ask you credit card details. Then you will be able to shop in store and make payments from mobile instead of credit cards. Apart from these, Apple is preparing the next generation of iPhone which will be named as 'iPhone 5' using latest technologies. We recently informed that Apple is bringing Apple iPhone 5 with A8 SoC Processor.

So all on all Apple will let you make iPhone 5 and iPad 2 purchase and you won't be able to stop yourself by its latest technologies. Let's see what more we can expect in iPhone 5.

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