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Popular instant messaging platform Telegram is getting a premium subscription tier, with founder Pavel Durov also confirming that even those who don't pay will still benefit by way of association.

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A subsidiary of the company, Apple Financing LLC, will handle all of the credit checks and decision making for the new service.

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Password management company LastPass has announced an update to its iPhone and iPad app that includes a new Safari Extension, adding inline autofill and password creation to the mix.

By Stephen Warwick Published
Klarna co-founder and CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski says that Apple Pay Later is a great win for consumers worldwide, but noted that "plagiarism is also the highest form of flattery."

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Apple has just announced Apple Pay Later for Apple Pay at WWDC 2022.

By Oliver Haslam Published
Slack is trying to make it more difficult for you to butcher your co-worker's name by adding a new section to people's profiles that can explain how they're supposed to be pronounced.

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The hugely popular djay, an iPhone, iPad, and Mac app that is used to create stunning DJ mixes, has a big new update out that also includes a new hardware component.

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Apple is rolling out its Apple Account Card to the Wallet app for users running iOS 15.5 on their iPhones.

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Apple is out with a new Apple Pay promotion that offers savings at a number of merchants through May 25.

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By Oliver Haslam Published
Fans of the classic iTunes Mini Player are in for a treat because someone came to our rescue and brought it to the Music app on modern macOS.

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By Oliver Haslam Published
Apollo, the Reddit app for iPhone and iPad, has a big new update out that includes a ton of changes and improvements — but the biggest of them all is that it makes Reddit useful again.

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A woman who says she dropped and lost her Apple Watch at the EPCOT Center has now filed a police report saying that she is on the hook for $40,000 in fraudulent credit card charges as a result.
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