Apple Pay finally coming to UK, along with Spotify-alike Apple Music

Peter Gothard
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The usual iOS and OS X updates, as well as watchOS 2 also revealed at WWDC 2015

Apple is finally making its Apple Pay contactless payment service available in the UK, announcing a July launch at its WWDC 2015 conference in San Francisco yesterday. Eight UK banks, including Halifax,...

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