On Tuesday, Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), lost -0.30% to $127.42.
Worldpay, a leading global provider of payment and risk services, will offer its customers access to Apple Pay, a new category of service that transforms mobile payments with an easy, secure and private way to pay when it launches in the UK next month.
As the UK’s leading payment provider, Worldpay is known for bringing innovative new technology to retailers and assisting them to offer a better shopping experience. Having accepted the first contactless payment ever made in the UK, Worldpay has been instrumental in the adoption of Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, processing £2billion worth of contactless payments in just four years.
In readiness for the launch of Apple Pay, Worldpay is working with retailers of all sizes across the UK to make over 250,000 card machines capable of accepting NFC payments. With Worldpay’s support, well-known high street brands like Arcadia , Dune, SPAR, and others who accept contactless cards at the Point of Sale, will also soon be able to accept Apple Pay.
Apple Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets mobile communication and media devices, personal computers, watches, and portable digital music players worldwide. The company also sells related software, services, accessories, networking solutions, and third-party digital content and applications.
Shares of Pearson plc (NYSE:PSO), declined -2.80% to $19.44, during its last trading session.
Microsoft has expanded its partnership with Pearson VUE by appointing it as the worldwide Microsoft Certified Practice Test Provider.
Microsoft Official Practice Tests, powered by MeasureUp, provide candidates with critical, customized assessment and remediation tools, helping them gain confidence, master technical content, and make the best use of their certification preparation time.
Industry-recognized Microsoft Certifications are highly regarded by IT hiring managers, who use them to measure a candidate’s skill levels and determine how well candidates can work with specific Microsoft technologies, hardware and software.
Pearson plc, a learning company, provides learning materials, technologies, assessments, and services for teachers and students worldwide. It operates through North America, Growth, and Core segments.
Finally, MaxLinear, Inc. (NYSE:MXL), ended its last trade with 12.67% surge, and closed at $12.27, hitting its highest level.
MaxLinear, declared that Unitron Group (Belgium) has selected its MxL801 dual-polarity Ku-band satellite down-conversion RF IC, and the MxL862 32-channel, Full-Spectrum Capture™ (FSC™) channel-stacking system on chip (SoC) for a new direct-broadcast satellite digital outdoor unit (D-ODU).
The MxL801 Ku-band RF IC is the industry’s first fully integrated monolithic Ku-band down-converter implemented in pure digital CMOS. It is designed to exceed strict RF performance requirements of satellite operators. The MxL801 replaces dozens of discrete components counting the image reject filter by integrating all critical functions into a single chip.
The digital PLL based implementation delivers improved system reliability and raised channel accuracy and eliminates the need for performance tuning in production.
MaxLinear, Inc. provides integrated, radio-frequency (RF) and mixed-signal circuits for broadband communication and data center, metro, and long-haul transport network applications worldwide.
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