Prepandemic international travel turned me into a habitual Apple Pay user, while the coronavirus health crisis itself not only solidified my reliance on Apple’s digital wallet mechanism. For a variety of reasons, it also spurred me to take advantage of the iPhone maker’s still relatively new credit card offering, Apple Card, as a complement to …
Those of you who haven’t yet sprung for an Apple Card might soon be able to get a taste of what it offers. It will be thanks to a new payments service called “Apple Pay Later” which the iPhone maker reportedly wants to launch. Apple and Goldman Sachs already teamed up to offer Apple Card, …
Right off the top, as Apple’s “Spring Loaded” event was getting underway on Tuesday — this being the iPhone maker’s first virtual product launch event of 2021 — Apple CEO Tim Cook hit everyone with a surprise update about … Apple Card. That’s the company’s digital credit card product, which also has a companion physical …
It’s been a little over a year now since the launch of Apple Card, arguably the most surprising and unusual product to date from a company that became one of the biggest corporate success stories of all time thanks to its pricey gadgets like iPhones. A new analysis from CreditCards.com reveals that Apple Card’s debut year …
Four months after Apple launched its new credit card product Apple Card, the iPhone maker is now offering a financing plan that lets customers use the card to buy their next iPhone and pay for it in installments over two years, interest-free. Here’s how it works: When you use Apple Card to buy an iPhone …
In the wake of high-profile criticism earlier this month from Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and Ruby on Rails co-creator David Heinemeier Hansson, both of whom implied Apple Card’s credit decisions reflect gender bias, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon used a new interview to push back and insist there’s no such bias. Goldman is the financial …
Over the weekend, one of Apple Card’s most high-profile users — who also happens to be none other than Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak — took the dramatic step of joining in the calls from critics who want more government oversight over the algorithms used to make decisions about card users. Case in point: Wozniak said …
Of all the new developments at Apple this year that signify just how different a company it is these days when it was once so largely tied to (and regarded in the minds of the general public) as the iPhone company, we could point to things like the forthcoming launch of Apple TV+ as indicative …
Following gadget blogs is a great way to keep tabs on the latest and greatest things happening in the consumer tech industry. It’s also a great way to lose your mind on slow news days, like the one we apparently had yesterday. Do a quick Google search and you’ll find dozens upon dozens of blog …
Unveiled back in March, the Apple Card started rolling out a few days ago when a select number of iPhone users in America were able to sign up for the Apple-Goldman Sachs credit card and place orders for the physical version. Goldman Sachs handles all matters on the banking side of the business, but the …
