At Mobile World Congress earlier today, Samsung unveiled its new Android app called Samsung Wallet, which basically is its copy of Apple’s Passbook app that was introduced in iOS 6.
Delta Releases iPad App With ‘Glass Bottom Jet’ Feature And Updates iPhone App With Passbook Support
We Haven’t Seen the Best of Passbook Yet
How To Disable Siri, Passbook From The Lock Screen
Posted by iPhoneHacks on Nov 19, 2012 | Comments (3)
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One of the few things you can do from the lock screen in iOS is use Siri, which means that you can use it to make a phone call, FaceTime call, send a text message to anyone on your Contact list, send tweets and Facebook posts from your account or even send an email etc.
We find it very convenient, but if you’re paranoid about someone misusing the functionality when you leave your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch unattended or you lose your iOS device then you can always disable Siri from the Lock screen.
How To Add Your Starbucks Card To Passbook
Posted by iPhoneHacks on Oct 04, 2012 | Comments (6)
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Starbucks has released a new version of their iPhone app to finally add support for Passbook. It was the most eagerly awaited app that comes with Passbook support.
In addition to paying from Starbucks for iPhone, you can now add a Starbucks Card to Passbook, which can then be used to pay at over 6,800 U.S. company-operated Starbucks and 2,000 Target and Safeway locations.
Airlines Already Adding Support For Apple’s Passbook App
Posted by iPhoneHacks on Sep 07, 2012 | No Comments »
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One of the major iOS 6 features that was showcased during the WWDC 2012 Keynote was the new Passbook application.
Passbook is a time and location aware app for storing digital boarding passes, movie tickets, retail coupons, loyalty cards, and more.
