iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Sept. 5

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5 business uses for wearable technology New products of the week 09.08.14 Network World Daily News PM September 08, 2014 iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Sept. 5 The Madness will finally end tomorrow, but in the meantime there's still plenty of it in the iOSphere.This week there are new and, incredibly, credible reports that Apple will launch a mobile payments system with iPhone 6. Most of the details are about the backroom deals with big financial institutions, but they also include use of an NFC chip.Speaking of NFC chips, one writer offers thoughts on All the Wonderful Things you can do with NFC apart from buying stuff. 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