Apple Pay

If you're a customer of either NAB or UBank, and you have an iPhone or Apple Watch, you can leave your plastic cards behind and just start paying digitally.

While pretty much every iPhone since the iPhone 5S supports Apple Pay, the same isn't true with Android phones and Google Pay. So what can you do if your phone doesn't support Google Pay, and how do you add the mobile payments to your life?

If you're a Commonwealth Bank or Bankwest customer with an iPhone or Apple Watch, you can now use your phone and wearable to pay for goods using Apple Pay.

Which bank has decided to wake up and join Apple's mobile payment system Apple Pay? The Commonwealth Bank.

Left your Opal card at home? Tapping on and off on Sydney's train network has been made a little easier.

There's a new bank in town, and it's one that sits above the rest, literally, as cloud banking takes off.

The end of cash isn't exactly here, and some places still need it. That's not something a phone can help with... or is it?

We're not afraid to call out the banks when they're not joining mobile payment standards, but when they do, it's kind of like a PSA. And if you're a CommBank owner with Samsung in your life, you have reason to be happy.

Dear CommBank, Westpac, St George, and the other banks that refuse to join Apple and Android Pay, a moment of your time: please use this year to grow up.

For eleven years, (RED) has served as a way to help victims of AIDS, and this year it's back, as we don a red ribbon and Apple does, too.