Bank infighting rather than iPhone 5 holding back contactless revolution says expert
Apple NFC no good without retail demand, says Mark Sutherland, Kaseya president
Apple has been accused of holding back the advance of near field communication (NFC) technology with its decision to launch the iPhone 5, which went on sale today, without the much-rumoured NFC-based contactless...
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