Follow the steps in this comprehensive tutorial to learn how you can set up and enable Express Transit mode on your iPhone and Apple Watch in order to pay for transit rides with Apple Pay without having to use Face ID, Touch ID or passcode verification at all.
In a renewed vote of confidence in Apple’s smartwatch, the popular Transit software for Apple Watch has returned to the App Store after a two-year hiatus.
The iPhone maker has streamlined using Apple Pay on the London Underground by launching support for the handy Express Transit mode feature.
Apple’s mobile payment service is coming to Hong Kong’s popular Octopus contactless transit cards. Launching this fall, the system will let people tap their device on an NFC processor and be on their way, no need to authenticate with Face ID or Touch ID whatsoever.
Apple has expanded availability of transit directions in its Maps app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch to four European markets: Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
The Cupertino tech giant has refreshed the Maps service backend with all-new transit directions in Switzerland and indoor maps for the city of Zurich’s busiest airport.
Aside from other new features, the watchOS 5 software gives you a new option to show navigation with the Maps on your wrist when walking or using public transportation, here’s how.
The iPhone maker has expanded availability of transit directions on Apple Maps, which now includes select areas of Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Michigan.
For the 3 million+ wheelchair users in the United States, this handy feature is trying to help with handy accessibility information when searching for transit routes.
Customers in Ireland can now use public transportations in Apple Maps, including bus and rail services.
Transit directions for Taiwan have gone live in Apple Maps this week, helping users get from one point to another using the bus, subway, and other public transportations.
If you live in Paris, you can now use Apple Maps to navigate with supported public transportation services, such as subways, commuter trains, buses and more.
