Apple is being sued over their new ticketing app, Passbook.

The iPhone 5 and iOS 6 officially launched and AppAdvice had everything covered. Here is a look back at the very busy week that was.

Starbucks will be making its triumphant entrance into iOS 6's Passbook by the end of the month.

Passbook is now working with iOS6 and we are finally starting to see some of the apps that are compatible with the service. On today's show we'll check out Passbook in action for the first time, see how to set it up and of course check out what apps now have integration.

Here is just one of the ways Passbook could change the world.

Today we're showing off the hottest features in iOS 6 that will get you excited to download it now.

Just hours after iOS 6 was officially released to the public, the number of Passbook compatible apps is growing.

Apple has officially released iOS 6 to the general public. In other words, GET IT NOW!

Own a business and don't know how to get started with Apple's Passbook? Consider using PassTools.

You'll now receive $5 just for trying LevelUp, the pay phone app.

Apple showed off Passbook a bit more at today's event.

Your favorite theme park is probably getting set to offer Passbook-enabled tickets.

Two more airlines are said to be preparing for the launch of Passbook.

According to a recent report from Australian Business Traveler, one Australian airline - Virgin Australia - has already added Passbook support to its website, meaning iOS 6-equipped iDevice owners can store their boarding passes on their iPhone when purchasing tickets with the airline.

The next iPhone might not include NFC, which would be huge news for all Apple customers.

Will they or won't they? New reports suggest one of the most anticipated new features on the new iPhone won't arrive at all.

Another parts leak over the weekend is suggesting that the next-generation iPhone will indeed be sporting front-facing NFC technology.

Square has just announced a massive partnership with Starbucks that will see the iPhone-compatible mobile payments solution appear in 7,000 coffee shops nationwide, this fall.

Apple will allow for Passbook-compatible third-party iPhone applications once iOS 6 is released in the coming months.

If you're rocking iOS 6 beta and hope to play around with Passbook before Apple switches the service on, consider heading over to PassK.it on your iDevice, and installing a sample Passbook-pass there.

We're showing off Apple's Passbook app in action, and Apple's new Podcasts app on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Apple's iOS 6 betas have been rolling out since the WWDC '12 keynote, but Passbook - the company's digital wallet solution - isn't automatically enabled. Fortunately, it's possible to enable the Passbook app using one quick, relatively simple method, as Redmond Pie notes.

Could Apple ultimately create the perfect digital wallet with iOS 6's Passbook app?