Apple Pay's Express Transit feature is meant to make it easier and faster to use public transportation in markets where it's supported. But it may be proving too easy for some users.
The Apple story is now more about Services revenue and less about iPhone sales that are continuing to decline. In recognition of that trend, Apple today issued a press release announcing that 2019 was the biggest year for the Services segment in its history. The company provided other numbers that paint the Services business in favorable light.
Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple Pay support was coming to the Octopus transit card system in Hong Kong "soon". But it looks like that won't pan out.
Westpac is the second biggest bank in Australia and last of the four largest banking institutions in the country not to support Apple Pay. That changes in 2020, according to a new report in The Sydney Morning Herald.
Apple Pay and the Express Transit feature continues to expand across the United States, with the Washington, D.C. metro area next on the list.
Being able to quickly and easily pay for public transportation is one of the strengths of Apple Pay, and now it's (finally) supported at one of the largest hubs in the United States.
As if putting a shiny new credit card in the Wallet app ready to be used with just a few taps wasn't enough, Apple Card customers in the United States can now purchase a brand spanking new iPhone on an interest-free payment plan.
Apple Pay in Germany is now available at two more banks, Sparkasse and Commerzbank.
Are you looking to drop $5,999 on the upcoming Mac Pro? Or, maybe you're planning on treating someone you love to an Apple hardware surprise? Well, if you use Apple Card, Apple has now doubled cashback rewards from three percent to six percent Daily Cash.
Apple is apparently launching soon a new Monthly Installments feature that will permit Apple Card cardholders to purchase things like a brand new iPhone with zero percent financing.
You can remove a payment or transit card from Apple Pay at any time, but the option to remove all cards at once from your device is hidden in plain sight. But worry not, girls and boys, iDownloadBlog comes to the rescue. Just follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how you can remove all Apple Pay cards from your Apple device in one fell swoop.
Apple Pay is now available to customers of Swedbank in Sweden and elsewhere, as well as to those who do their banking with UniCredit Bank and Raiffeisen Bank in Austria.