After launching in Poland yesterday, the Apple Pay mobile payment service is now available in Norway, a 5.2 million people country that shares a long eastern border with Sweden.
Apple Pay now available in Norway
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How to clear website data on Apple Watch
Apple Watch doesn't have its own Safari browser, but limited WebKit engine integration in watchOS lets you open website links embedded in messages and email. Over time, website data may accumulate, and you should clear it to keep things snappy on your Apple Watch.
Second developer beta of watchOS 5 packs in a working Walkie-Talkie app
Today's release of a second developer beta of Apple's watchOS 5 operating system came with a fully functional Walkie-Talkie feature that was originally labeled as “coming soon” in beta 1.
iOS 12 beta 2 references a bunch of unreleased Apple Watch models
Brazilian developer Guilherme Rambo has managed to uncover hidden references to a plethora of unreleased Apple Watch models from the iOS 12 beta 2 developer release.
Apple releases iOS 12 beta 2: see what’s new
As expected, Apple has released iOS 12 beta 2 for developers. The software update arrives 15 days after the first beta was released soon after this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote. Developers can get the update from Apple's site or over-the-air (OTA).
Video hands-on: introducing the new iOS 12 Animoji—ghost, koala, tiger & T-rex
The iOS 12 software update has expanded the existing set of Animoji available on your iPhone X with a quartet of brand new three-dimensional characters: a ghost, koala, tiger and T-rex.
Australian watchdog fines Apple $9 million for misleading customers about ‘Error 53’
After receiving complaints about the “Error 53” issue which bricked some iPhones and iPads repaired by a third-party, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has fined Apple $9 million for misleading Aussie customers about the issue.
Apple Pay launches in Poland
About a month following Apple Pay's debut in Ukraine, the Apple-branded mobile payment service on Tuesday went live in Poland, the sixth most populous member state of the European Union with a population of approximately 38.5 million people.
Despite Trump’s pledge, Apple’s still worried about Chinese tariffs
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been assured by the Trump Administration that there won't be tariffs placed on iPhones. The news comes just days after the United States put tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese products. Despite this, Apple's still worried about the eroding relationship between the U.S. and its largest trading partner.
Reservations for this summer’s Apple Camp sessions are now open
Apple is now beginning to accept reservations for this summer’s Apple Camp sessions. The annual retail program teaches kids and their parents about Apple products in fun creative ways.
How to use the hidden Apple Watch web browser to browse the web
Learn how to use the secret Safari browser integration on Apple Watch to visit websites straight from your wrist.
macOS Mojave moves Software Update from Mac App Store back into System Preferences
macOS Mojave has removed the Software Update feature from Mac App Store and brought it back into System Preferences, where it originally used to be up until OS X Lion.