It's Thursday, Talking Tech readers. Welcome back! Brett Molina here again thrilled the weather is finally warming up as we deliver this week's tech headlines. |
You may have seen these in different forms, such as apps like Klarna or Afterpay. You purchase a big-ticket item, then agree to pay for it over monthly installments. |
Now, the iPhone maker introduces its own service called Apple Pay Later. It's available whenever you use Apple Pay to make a purchase with the tech giant or eligible merchants. Loans range from $50 to $1,000. Apple also says it won't charge interest or fees. | Apple introduced Tuesday Apple Pay Later in the U.S. Apple |
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