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And it's really a super easy process, I'm sure that speed/ease of development and team experience is the major deciding factor.
Plus, in this particular case, I can imagine that iOS uses are more interested in luxury watches.
You need to give them your checking account access.
You need to somehow show that QR code, the fastest I can think of on iPhone is getting it from location-based Passbook notification, which is still way slower than touching my finger to home button.
Sure, they won't notice me, but, well, Walgreens got a new customer.
Now, if somebody would teach more people not to put their dirty feet on seats that would be nice.
I definitely like your argument that all of those old books were written as a life rulebook, but it got kinda carried away after and I think we're due for update, like bible 2.0 or something.
In US you just get a phone with everything pre installed and sim tool :). So this thing does make it easier for Apple and a bit more convenient for users
With surge pricing, they always show the multiplier at the time of booking.
And it's easy to tap "quote fare" button to see the price. I agree that it should be there all the time, as soon as you select the destination, but that's the thing, lots of my rides do not have destination before I get into the car.