Apple Pay has expanded to more banks in Europe today, including ING in Germany, bunq in Austria, and ABN AMRO in the Netherlands.
ING supporting Apple Pay in Germany is notable after a lengthy waiting period following the original announcement… Also today, European challenger bank bunq brought Apple Pay to its customers in Austria… ABN AMRO, one of the largest banks in the Netherlands, announced Apple Pay support in early September and now the bank’s customers can finally start using Apple’s payment service. Rabobank is expected to offer support in the country soon.
Starting today all of our users in Austria can set up Apple Pay in 5 minutes. 🌈
Click here to learn more about how to get #ApplePay in Austria💳📲: https://t.co/FxMJqxF6cn pic.twitter.com/hBET7nuNl5— bunq (@bunq) October 15, 2019
MacDailyNews Take: Congrats to those bank customers in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands and welcome to Apple Pay!
HeadingThis is a test of The IA Writer Application
So far it looks rather nice. Many apps on the iPad look rather nice though. On. The MacBook next to me I have MagNum PI playing. I really like the look of this font. It has a classic typewriter look, yet it is smooth clean and sans serif.
Heading This is a test of The IA Writer Application#
So far it looks rather nice. Many apps on the iPad look rather nice though. On. The MacBook next to me I have MagNum PI playing. I really like the look of this font. It has a classic typewriter look, yet it is smooth clean and sans serif.
I wish I knew the name of the font. I’d install it in the general fonts area so that I could use it with other apps like Mail. It’s very easy to read.
So far, IA writer seems to be the only word processor working with all the new iOS 13 gestures.