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Apple Pay is now being used by 2,500 bank locations in the US, and the company confirmed that the payment service will launch in the UK sometime in July.
Apples to Apples, the highly popular party card game where players try to match their cards to best fit the one played by the game's judge, is now available for the iPhone and iPad to play for free.
The latest update to the DirecTV iOS app includes support for the Apple Watch, which will allow subscribers to the satellite TV service to control their DVRs directly from Apple's new smartwatch.
Apple has updated its App Store Review Guidelines web page with a new rule that specifically bans any Apple Watch apps that just tell time.
Apple plans to give a ton of money back to its very, very happy shareholders, with a total of $200 billion to be sent out to those stock owners by the end of March 2017.
Apple will hold it's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) from June 8-12, 2015.
Amazon is sending out emails to Amazon Echo owners alerting them that the connected speaker can now remotely control some WeMo and Philips Hue devices.
Vainglory, the popular MOBA-themed fantasy game from developer Super Evil Mega Corp, received an update for the iPhone and iPad this week that includes a new hero, Vox.
T-Mobile has launched a revamped version of its coverage map that is based on what it calls "real-time customer experience" to offer a more accurate look at its footprint in the US.
Blizzard has set the US release date for Blackrock Mountain, the next expansion for Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, for April 2.
Custom smartphone case maker Casetify has now expanded to include selling custom bands for the upcoming Apple Watch for the price of $50.
Facebook has announced a new feature for its Messenger app that will allow users to send and receive money from their friends.
Apple stores won't be the only places consumers can purchase the Apple Watch on April 24. A few high-end fashion stores will also offer the smartwatch to their customers.
Warner Bros. Interactive has at least five upcoming mobile games that are in development.
