As expected, Apple used the opening keynote of WWDC 2016 to officially announce that Apple Pay is expanding into three more regions. As part of a partnership with new banks, Apple's contactless mobile payment platform is now confirmed to be launching in Switzerland, France and Hong Kong, meaning that not only will Apple Pay be soon available in 9 countries in total, but this announcement makes Switzerland and France only the second and third European countries to fly the flag for Apple Pay alongside the United Kingdom.
Fast-food chain KFC has officially announced that it now accepts Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, and a slew of other modern payment options at a number of its U.S. fast-food outlets.
Here's how you can get and use Apple Pay in an unsupported country or with an unsupported bank anywhere in the world.
Apple Pay is now live in Singapore for all American Express card holders, with support for additional cards, including those from VISA, coming soon. Here's everything you need to know, including which stores currently supports Apple's contactless payment method, in Singapore.
New rumors have French banks already working to bring Apple Pay to the country while their Chinese counterparts are starting to confirm that the service will be switched on come Thursday morning.
According to a new patent, Apple could be looking to add support for peer-to-peer payments in Apple Pay via iMessages, phone calls and more. Here are the details.
The latest speculation on Apple's 4-inch iPhone 6c and its features is coming courtesy of Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, an analyst and a company with a well-respected record of predicting Apple's future plans.
A new report claims that Apple has struck an agreement with China's UnionPay that would see Apple Pay work with the firm's point-of-sale terminals throughout the country.
Apple today has launched support for Apple Pay in Canada for those with American Express cards while those in the UK get two more supported financial institutions in the country. Here are the details.
One of America's biggest retailers has officially opened up its internal loyalty program to Apple's own payment platform, Apple Pay. Loyal customers who are involved in the Walgreens Balance Rewards scheme are now able to seamlessly link their account to Apple Pay, and gain the ability to earn and redeem loyalty points without the need for additional cumbersome activity that once involved scanning a Balance Rewards card or associated barcode at the counter.
















