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Isis Arrives On iPhone with Incipio Cashwrap Case

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Jan 24, 2014, 12:59 PM   by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T and Incipio today announced the availability of the Cashwrap, a case for the iPhone that includes a secure NFC chip and can be used to make mobile payments via Isis. The case is compatible with the iPhone 4/4S and 5/5s. It must be used with the Isis application, which can be downloaded for free from the iTunes App Store. Customers register a credit card with the app/service and can then use their iPhone for tap-and-go payments at participating retailers. The case is available from AT&T's web site beginning today, and should reach most AT&T stores January 31. The case comes in black, pink, or white and costs $69. Isis is a joint venture backed by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. It launched in November and already works with a handful of Android smartphones that have NFC embedded inside. The Cashwrap case from Incipio is necessary for the iPhone because it does not have NFC.

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mifrancis

Jan 27, 2014, 10:46 AM

Where Can You Use NFC mobile payments anyway?

I agree it would be ridiculous to pay more money to get NFC I don't see why anyone needs it at this time on any phone in the US. Can you guys tell me where you are using it, and is it available at most of the stores you go to? I see many stores Starbucks, Amazon, Google Paypal etc. are using mobile wallets without using NFC. From what I read NFC is used as a mobile wallet in some other countries but they don't expect it to be a big deal in the US. So why buy a case to have it unless you live outside the US? Don't think this will be a hot item.
how about using ISIS at Cvs, MacDonald, 7-11, Chervon gas, nfc vending machine.
how about using ISIS to pay and get 20% cashback (up to 200$) until Feb 28, 2014.
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Zpike

Jan 24, 2014, 2:03 PM

Antenna Gate Wins

Who would have ever thought that selling a majorly defective product to millions of people and then acting like a douche bag when customers complained would be a win for any company? But apparently it was for Apple, as their customers have all accepted the need to wrap their shiny iPhones (bought mostly for aesthetic reasons in the first place) in some sort of a case in order to achieve what should be core functionality. So, now Apple can omit all the standard hardware it likes (while charging the same retail price as fully featured phones) because it can always sell the additional hardware to its dufus customer at an exorbitant price in the form of a new case.

What I mostly find funny is that there is a need to swap out to another case i...
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Amen to that,
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As a recovering Apple addict in the 90's, I used to skip through the daisy fields in glee while claiming Apple as the almighty. Then I as others, grew tired of the game. Apple made no sacrifice while its customers would sit on the sidelines wishing an...
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Android420

Jan 24, 2014, 1:09 PM
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Don't they love paying for more?

Ifan's love wasting their money, really 69$ for NFC?? Wow.
That's how they work, poor loosers
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