Apple Pay is a mobile digital payment service launched by Apple on October 20, 2014. It’s built into the iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad, and lets device owners add participating credit and/or debit ...

We didn’t get Apple Watch numbers, but Tim Cook and Luca Maestri delivered plenty of good news about Apple’s current financials and future prospects during Tuesday’s earnings call. Amid all the canned ...

Apple Pay has always been limited to just Apple mobile devices and Safari on the Mac. With iOS 18, however, Apple is expanding its popular payment process so that you'll be able to use it in a lot ...

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iPhone users are set to see Apple Pay competitor apps being launched by banks and finance companies, after the Cupertino company gave in to European antitrust pressure to allow them access to the NFC ...

Apple Pay Later officially started rolling out a year ago. The feature gives users a way to easily split in-app and online Apple Pay purchases into four equal payments across six weeks, with no fees ...

This holiday season, Apple donated $5 to The Global Fund for every purchase made using Apple Pay on Apple.com, the Apple ...