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Apple Card offers simplified and secure Goldman Sachs-backed credit card with daily reward...
Soli said:eightzero said:This looks great. My Apple ID is tied to external credit card, so I'm guessing somehow the Apple Card will need to be tied to a bank account. I'm sure it will be obvious on signup.
I'm kinda curious to see how this will work in a family share. Can I give a family member my card to use, then the bill comes to me as well? Again, likely obvious in the details.
Really cool.
My question is how can the physical card be utilized for online payments that require the CVV (that doesn’t also offer Apple Pay as an option).
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Apple Watch and staying alive - a reluctant wearer's conversion
I've had a somewhat similar experience. For a couple months I'd occasionally get a rapid heart beat (usually around bedtime). I'd test w/ my watch - generally high 90's to low 100's (my sleep rate normally mid 50's). I never got the afib warning while using the Apple Watch ECG. On the fateful morning a few weeks ago I had a seizure (unrelated). My wife drove me to the ER after I'd come to my senses. On the way, my Apple Watch warned me about the fast heart rate. I did the ECG test in the passenger seat - afib. ER confirmed it once they hooked me up. Got to stay the night (having an old condition resurface with a brand new condition along side == let's monitor a bit)... they had a great keto menu. -
Study uses Apple Watch heart rate sensor to detect serious heart condition with 97% accura...
You don't need to wait for that. (note: just a satisfied customer) The apps HeartWatch and AutoSleep include Apple Watch apps. I use these to check my heartrate at any point (with much better history display than the Apple app) and AutoSleep tells me how long I've slept and the quality of that sleep (using the watch accelerometer to detect when I've gone to sleep so I don't have to do anything). With my old series 1 watch, I charged in either mornings or evenings so I could sleep with it. With this new 42mm series 2, I only have to charge every 2.5 days... Note: Just finished my Dr. checkup. At the point where my only options are to go on to insulin or completely change my lifestyle with exercise and dropping most the carbs. I still think I'll get 1.5 days out of my S2 (S1 was 1.5 days with no exercise). i do NOT want to go on to insulin. -
Apple discontinues annual London music festival
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Apple releases finished iOS 9.3.3, OS X 10.11.6, tvOS 9.2.2 & watchOS 2.2.2 updates
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With iPhone 8, Apple's Silicon Gap widens as the new A11 Bionic obliterates top chips from...
gregg thurman said:birko said:Salivating at the possibility of A12 in macbook
Besides, a new class of Ax processors would be required to operate MacOS applications. You don't want to force developers to recompile for a new processor design when all of their experience/expertise is firmly established in existing technology. The exception to that statement is a processor that can operate two different OSs ala MacOS 9/MacOS X.
You need to factor in the possibility that Apple's buying power won't diminish...but rather evolve. "We wont buy any more x86 chips, but will purchase all the A15 chips you can make". -
iPhone 15 Pro Max lands with 5x optical zoom, faster USB-C
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New Apple Watch Series 6 has blood oxygen sensor & bright new colors
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Failed iOS 10 installs force users to plug into iTunes for restoration of 'bricked' device [u]
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Apple airs Apple TV ad focusing on Siri voice control, Apple Music
Hilarious!