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Bridgewater Adds to Amazon, Microsoft, Exits Intel, Devon, Others in Q2
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Bowing to regulation! For the first time in Apple's history, NFC payment is opened, no longer clinging to the iPhone click-to-pay cake.
Starting from iOS 18.1, developers have the opportunity to offer NFC contactless transactions within their own app, and users can set the app as the default support. This means that Apple will start allowing third parties to use iPhone's payment chip to process transactions, which is equivalent to allowing banks and other service providers to compete with Apple Pay.
Druckenmiller's Duquesne Pares Apple, Coupang, Adds Adobe, TeraWulf, Others
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From making cars to transforming robots? Former Apple automotive business executive leads the development of desktop home robots.
According to the media, Apple's desktop home device integrates a display similar to the iPad and a mechanical arm. The project, which was approved in 2022, has officially accelerated in recent months and is scheduled to be released as early as 2026 with a hoped-for price of around $1,000. After abandoning car manufacturing, Apple is seeking new growth opportunities and entering the robotics field is an effort by Apple to increase sales and monetize Apple Intelligence.
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