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Today‚ Australia's government announced it would bring Apple Pay‚ Google Pay‚ and other digital payment services into a new regulatory legislation alongside credit cards and other payments‚ Reuters reported. This new legislation is set to be introduced to parliament this week and will put Apple Pay‚ Google Pay‚ and other popular digital wallets into Australian payment laws. The publication says this law will empower the Reserve Bank of Australia to regulate payments so that it applies to new and emerging technology. "We are modernizing Australia's payments system to ensure it meets the needs of our economy now and into the future‚" Treasurer Jim Chalmers said in a statement‚ which Reuters obtained. "We want to make sure the increasing use of digital payments occurs in a way that helps promote greater competition‚ innovation‚ and productivity across our entire economy." The report says transactions from digital wallets account for 35% of all transactions in the June quarter‚ up from 10% in early 2020. in addition‚ two-thirds of Australians between 18 and 29 use mobile payments‚ which‚ before the pandemic‚ was less than 20%. This law will also give a "relevant minister power to subject a system or platform to special oversight in the event it presents a risk of 'national significance.'" Although it's unclear if Apple will need to adjust anything‚ it's interesting to see governments regulating big tech companies. Apple Pay launched in Australia in 2015‚ with American Express as the first institution to allow customers to use it. Since then‚ an enormous list of banks has started supporting this payment method‚ which helps avoid fraud by making purchases more secure and private. In addition‚ Australians can use other services related to Apple Pay‚ such as Express Mode‚ so users don't have to wake or unlock their devices when tapping on. BGR will keep following this new legislation. We'll let you know once we learn more about it. Don't Miss: Here’s why you should use Apple Pay instead of a credit card this holiday season The post Australia to regulate digital payments like Apple Pay under new legislation appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $500+ free Cyber Monday top sales: Deep discounts from Apple‚ Best Buy‚ Amazon‚ Samsung‚ Walmart‚ Target‚ and more Cyber Monday iPad deals start at $229 in 2023 Best Cyber Monday deals under $50 for 2023 Trending Right Now: The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI Marvel release dates: Every upcoming MCU movie and show All the can’t-miss Netflix new releases coming over the next seven days

After two months since Apple started selling the iPhone 15‚ it seems Cupertino still has momentum‚ as DSCC Monthly Flagship Smartphone Trackers shows that panel shipments for the latest iPhone models were 16% higher than the iPhone 14 series and 21% higher than the iPhone 13 during the same period when they were released. “With the current mix of panel shipments for the iPhone 15 series‚ the Pro models account for a higher share versus the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro models during the June – October time period. On a cumulative basis‚ from June through October‚ the iPhone 15 Pro models had a 64% share versus a 54% share for the iPhone 14 series and for the iPhone 13 series‚" says David Naranjo‚ DSCC Senior Research Director. Image source: DSCC The study shows that in October‚ the iPhone 15 Pro models had a 71% share‚ up from 65% in September‚ which makes the blended average sales price 5% higher than the iPhone 14 in June-October 2022. DSCC also says that Samsung Display was the main panel manufacturer for the iPhone 15 models‚ accounting for 81% during June-October. It's followed by LG Display‚ which started shipping panels for the 15 Pro Max in September with an 18% share. BOE started to ship panels in October for the iPhone 15 and had a 1% share. BOE also supplies panels for the iPhone 12‚ iPhone 13 and iPhone 14. While the iPhone 14 Pro models brought a redesign with Dynamic Island‚ Apple made more significant changes with the iPhone 15 series. The regular models got a better chip‚ improved cameras‚ a new design‚ and USB-C compatibility. In contrast‚ the Pro models received a new finish by ditching stainless steel for titanium‚ the A17 Pro chip‚ a faster USB-C port‚ and an exclusive tetra prism lens for the Pro Max model. Don't Miss: Future-proof your tech: Why the iPhone 15 will outshine the next model The post Report: iPhone 15 panel shipments still outpacing 14 series in October appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $500+ free Cyber Monday top sales: Deep discounts from Apple‚ Best Buy‚ Amazon‚ Samsung‚ Walmart‚ Target‚ and more Cyber Monday iPad deals start at $229 in 2023 Best Cyber Monday deals under $50 for 2023 Trending Right Now: The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI Marvel release dates: Every upcoming MCU movie and show All the can’t-miss Netflix new releases coming over the next seven days

In ancient Rome‚ the burgeoning glass industry cast a literal shadow over the city. The demand for vast quantities of firewood to fuel glass ovens resulted in a pervasive haze known locally as "heavy skies” or caeli gravis for the overcast sky.  Read moreSection: NewsVideosRead Later