 Hey guys, it's Neil with The Verge. I'm here with the iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Pay. So this is actually really simple. This demo is already set up. Because this phone is already set up, all I have to do is put my finger on the button and hold it here and the NFC at the top will use the default card. It's not reading. There we go. There we go. It read. It got approved and it told me, sent me a notification and said it paid. That's really simple. Now I can do it again. And if I don't put my finger on the button, it's going to figure out that I have it authenticated. It will ask me what card I want to use. And I can pick a different card. I can authenticate and it will pay. Which is pretty awesome. Now there's also one more thing you can do with this, which is you don't actually need this reader stuff to happen. I can open an app like Uber and without even having to log into Uber because it has Apple Pay built in, I can just hit ride now. Pick application. And then it's set to Apple Pay. I just hit request black card. Once again, I authenticate my finger here. And we're all done and I'm paid and the car is coming. Which sucks for the car because I'm not actually going to get in it. So that's Apple Pay. Super simple. Really easy to set up. You just take a picture of your credit card basically and then wave it around at 220,000 locations in the US right now. Let's try to do something else. See if I can do this again. 220,000 locations in the US right now. Obviously more to come. Cool.