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Apple iPhone 5C

Apple iPhone 5C

Once again, Apple bypasses NFC in its new iPhones

September 16, 2013

Maybe this wasn't a surprise: Apple announced the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C on Tuesday, but neither comes equipped with an NFC chip inside.

Instead, Apple has opted for a unique new fingerprint sensor, the Touch ID, which allows a simple touch of a finger to unlock the phone or to make purchases from the App Store and the iTunes and iBooks retail sites. It's faster than typing a password.

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Tags: NFC, mobile, apple, iPhones
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