Breeze through the turnstiles just by holding your iPhone or Apple Watch up to the reader.Īn iPhone and Apple Watch feature that lets you unlock and start your car with a digital car key stored in the Wallet app.Īdd your student ID card to Wallet, and use it to access places like your dorm, the library, and campus events. Apple Pay makes it simple to ride buses and trains in your favorite city.
No matter how you use Apple Cash, you get simplicity and safety you can put money on.Įasiest way to get around town. Share funds with your kids on their own Apple Cash card.
All your information lives on your iPhone, so it’s as easy and intuitive to manage as the device you use every day.Īpple Cash works a lot like a debit card.¹ Make secure, contactless purchases - both in stores and online. It’s money, made modern.Īpple Card earns unlimited Daily Cash on every purchase, and has great tools to help build a healthier financial life. It replaces your physical cards and cash with an easier, safer, more secure, and private payment method - whether you’re in a store, online, or sending cash to friends or family. And it all works with iPhone or Apple Watch, so you can take less with you but always bring more.Īpple Pay is the one way to pay. It’s where you securely keep your credit and debit cards, transit cards, boarding passes, tickets, car keys, and more - all in one place. He's worked with the likes of Forbes, WeWork, General Assembly, Chase Bank, Tech in Motion, and SXSW, among others, through in service of making tech a bit more accessible.The Wallet app lives right on your iPhone. In addition to freelancing for Android Police, Conor is the Lead Writer for, a tech publication focused on helping small businesses grow and succeed. Now, more than half a decade later, he covers everything from new devices and big conferences to small startups and business trends. After being talked out of sports writing by someone working for ESPN Chicago ("it's the same thing every year, it's like purgatory"), Conor decided that the ever-evolving world of tech would be a much more interesting topic to focus on. In fact, he'll gladly ruin a friendly dinner in service of lambasting Apple devices to those that use them, which he admits is one of his worst personality traits. Conor has been staunchly in favor of Android since graduating to a smartphone from his hot pink Motorola RAZR.
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