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Healthbook is one of the developments that are expected to arrive with iOS version 8. The application would be the data center that would unify all the information related to health. From the activity, sleep, food and even other data such as heart rate, Cholesterol. Sure, as long as the rumors and information "leaked" is true.
As we have seen physical mockups of supposed iPhone 6, a user has created a prototype of how it would Healtbook. An application with an interface based on cards like Passbook and that there is little more to tell until you really know what will be monitored.
You can also try the app healthbook concept in the following website
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viernes, 30 de mayo de 2014
lunes, 12 de mayo de 2014
The Apple Stores removed the iPod touch like mobile payment devices
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If you have gone to an Apple Store, you will know that many of their employees are not separated from their mobile payment devices. So far these have included an iPod touch and a case with credit card reader, but it seems that Apple is replacing these models iPod touch for iPhone 5S.
So say at 9to5Mac, which also say that iPhone 5S will be equipped with a cover that will have more features: improvements in code reading Passbook, slot for smart cards to pay via our PIN by entering it on the same screen of the iPhone...and the natural advantage that employees will hand a phone to make emergency calls. Although there is also room for suspicions future.
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of the iPod?
And the simple change from an iPod to an iPhone and it makes me suspect that the iPod touch will stop be so present in stores, or perhaps Apple is preparing to use the TouchID sensor these iPhone in the future payment system or simply to help identify employees who use these terminals to charge customers.
For me, the arrival of the Apple wearables, could signal the beginning of the end of the iPod. We will wait to see what Apple has plans for them.
If you have gone to an Apple Store, you will know that many of their employees are not separated from their mobile payment devices. So far these have included an iPod touch and a case with credit card reader, but it seems that Apple is replacing these models iPod touch for iPhone 5S.
So say at 9to5Mac, which also say that iPhone 5S will be equipped with a cover that will have more features: improvements in code reading Passbook, slot for smart cards to pay via our PIN by entering it on the same screen of the iPhone...and the natural advantage that employees will hand a phone to make emergency calls. Although there is also room for suspicions future.
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of the iPod?
And the simple change from an iPod to an iPhone and it makes me suspect that the iPod touch will stop be so present in stores, or perhaps Apple is preparing to use the TouchID sensor these iPhone in the future payment system or simply to help identify employees who use these terminals to charge customers.
For me, the arrival of the Apple wearables, could signal the beginning of the end of the iPod. We will wait to see what Apple has plans for them.
martes, 15 de abril de 2014
Windows 8.1 trae soporte para Passbook de iOs
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Según Tom Warren de The Verge y comunicador por iMore, Microsoft ha creado un método que toma los datos de un archivo passbook y la convierte en una tarjeta que se importa a Microsoft Wallet.
Microsoft Wallet recoge los datos emitidos por Passbook de Apple, ya que los archivos se transfieren con código HTML, CSS, JavaScript y datos que componen una página web. Parece ser que WIndows Phone 8.1 toma esos datos y los lleva a su propia aplicación Windows Wallet.
No se sabe si el sistema de Microsoft está operando de forma independiente Apple o si la compañía de Redmond tiene un acuerdo para convertir los datos en su propia cartera. El servicio no soporta funciones específicas de iOS como las notificaciones y actualizaciones de Passbook, pero la importación de los datos es aparentemente correcta.
Passbook se estrenó en 2012 y fue una de las nuevas aplicaciones impulsadas en iOS 6. Passbook almacena datos como tus tarjetas de embarque, entradas de cine y tarjetas regalo en un mismo lugar, permitiéndote escanear tu iPhone o iPod touch para acceder a un vuelo, entrar al cine, canjear un cupón y mucho más.
Queda demostrado el interés de las compañías en la nueva carrera por la compra a través de sus ecosistemas. Apple con TouchID ha dado un paso de gigante hacia este sector que está apunto de convertirse en un filón. Facebook esá planeando lanzar un servicio de transferencia de dinero.
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