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Apple Pay’s online facility at stores from tomorrow

byCustoms Today Report
19/10/2014
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NEW YORK: Apple Pay’s online facility would be launched from Monday, allowing users of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus to pay in-stores and online through their mobiles by using touch I-pad.

The users will use this facility through news apps I-Pad Air 2 and I Pad mini 3. The Apple new watch to be launched next year will also have this facility. The Apple officially launched this facility on Thursday and listed 35 brands for this purpose and on Monday, this facility would be extended further.

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