lower right-hand corner to edit its preferences. Each card has two settings: First up is Automatic Updates, which allows Passbook to update your gift card balance, airline gate changes and other information. The second setting is Show On Lock Screen, which will give you notifications when it's time to use that card. If it's an airline or movie ticket, it will send you a notification based on the time. If it's a gift card or voucher, it will send you a notification based on your location. You can edit Passbook's notification settings under Settings &gt; Notifications as you can with any other app. Some passes may even integrate with the Reminders and Calendar apps as well. What Services Support Passbook? Apple hasn't released a detailed list of services yet, but we have seen a few examples of Passbook integration, including Virgin Australia, Eventbrite and Apple's own retail stores. We suspect that a lot of services will be US-centric at first, but hopefully we'll start to see Passbook being integrated by Australian businesses. If you find a new supporting service or you've already tried using one, let us know how you go in the comments. Share Discuss Twitter TLs are full of Passbook not being able to connect with iTunes stores. Apple Discussions suggest that App developers haven't got their apps ready to be pushed through to Passbook. Bit of a #fail, but perhaps worth that little extra wait. I am not sure of the reason, but there seems to be