Users of Apple\'s credit card will be able to pay for an iPhone through 24 monthly instalments with zero interest and no fees.
Major political parties are relying on online transfer of cash to lure voters in the bypoll-bound Munugode constituency, while avoiding detection by the Election Commission police.. Representational Image/By Arrangement
At its quarterly earnings call Apple announced a new update to its Apple Card that will make it easier for users to buy a new iPhone.
As Mashable reports, users of Apple's credit card will be able to pay for an iPhone through 24 monthly instalments with zero interest and no fees.
Buyers will further get three per cent cashback on the purchase and manage payments in the Wallet app. The new update is coming this year.
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