Category: iPhone
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Standardized security might waive Android Pay transaction fee
Mobile payments are well on their way to becoming the next big tech trend, whether we like it or not. Apple Pay has been at the forefront of the technology, investing heftily in the system, despite retailer distrust and numerous technical and legal issues. In fact, Cupertino has managed to be so persuasive that a…
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comScore US report says Android is still more popular than iOS
ComScore has finished tallying up the numbers for the first three months of 2015 and it has a few facts to share about the US mobile market. The data shows that over the said period 188.6 million people in the US were identified as owning a smartphone. This is a whopping 76.9% market penetration, which…
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Apple no longer sells iPhones with a two year AT&T contract
Most people nowadays tend to go for carrier-subsidized deal on smartphones. It just seems logical since you are already paying for a subscription to a certain company and most people would prefer spacing out such a huge expense. This is definitely applicable for iPhones, especially in the US, which is why Apple has carrier plans…
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Under 25% of top 100 US retailers currently accept Apple Pay
A vast majority of the top US retailers currently do not accept Apple Pay, according to a report from Reuters, which carried out a survey of the top 100 retailers in the country. As per the report, less than a quarter of the surveyed companies currently accept Apple Pay. While around two-thirds of the retailers…
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Apple’s iOS 8.3 is now out for all supported devices
After a few betas for developers and a couple of public beta releases for consumers, iOS 8.3 has been finalized by Apple. The new software version is now in the process of rolling out to all supported mobile devices.