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Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are attracting growing interest among tech companies until this year, with Samsung and Facebook on the potential of crypto-and now Apple-iPhone manufacturer said his "viewing" in bitcoin and cryptocurrency would be ahead of its much anticipated launch of the iPhone 11 tomorrow.
The Apple iPhone 11 event comes shortly after an Apple executive said the company was "watching" bitcoin and crypto-currencies.
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The price of bitcoin has been sent 200% higher so far this year as a result of all the attention of the technology giant, with the social network, Facebook's plans for the crypto-currency of his balance are considered a tacit approval of Bitcoin and its underlying blockchain technology.
Last week, a top Apple executive shocked the bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry by expressing interest in crypto after the company has previously sent contradictory messages about bitcoin in the past.
"We are watching cryptocurrency," said Jennifer Bailey, vice president of Apple Pay. CNN. "We think it's interesting, we think it has an interesting potential in the long run."
The maker of galaxies Samsung, perhaps the biggest rival of Apple's iPhone, has recently taken important steps in the field of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, building a blockchain keystore in its new models Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note10, allowing users to securely store the keys of their bitcoin and crypto portfolios on devices.
Apple has so far adopted a cautious approach in its first forays into finance, contrasting Facebook's plans, who plans to launch his own bitcoin rival next year, and Twitter, whose CEO, Jack Dorsey, recently declared his love for Bitcoin-But he also warned that bitcoin still had some way to go before it could be used as currency.
The price of bitcoin has soared in 2019 due to the interest shown by some of the world's largest technology companies, including Facebook, Samsung and the Apple iPhone maker.
Coindesk
Bailey's comments seem closer to Dorsey's opinion than Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, who love a lot of central bankers of the world, see bitcoin as too chaotic to build services around.
Tomorrow, world journalists and technology analysts will travel to Cupertino, California for the annual Apple event on the iPhone. The company is expected to unveil a number of products, including a new iPhone, christened the iPhone 11.
Apple has recently sought a new success: iPhone sales have reached a plateau, although its range of mobile devices and its incursions into services have so far been exceeded.
Despite slowing sales, Apple is expected to announce three new iPhones, supposed to be an iPhone 11, with variants of both Pro and Max, according to recent reports.
Last month, Apple said that its new credit card, closely monitored, will not allow users to buy cryptocurrencies.
Apple revealed that its credit card users, managed in partnership with Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs, would not be allowed to buy bitcoins and crypto-currencies in a user agreement published on & nbsp; nbsp;The Goldman site.
Apple's credit card, launched last month, has so far had a mixed reception, although the company is looking more and more to diversify away from the iPhone while sales slow down.
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Apple's credit card, announced earlier this year, received a mixed reception, Apple's approach being described as & nbsp;lack of innovation.
Meanwhile, Apple TV upgrades and the Apple Watch series are also expected at the Apple event tomorrow.
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Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have attracted the interest of high-tech companies since the beginning of the year. Samsung and Facebook are studying the potential of crypto-cryptography. Today, the iPhone-Apple maker said its "surveillance" of bitcoin and cryptocurrency was imminent. 11 launch event tomorrow.
The Apple iPhone 11 event comes shortly after an Apple executive said the company was "watching" bitcoin and crypto-currencies.
Apple
The price of bitcoin has increased 200% since the beginning of the year due to the attention of the technology giant. Facebook's social network plans for its library cryptocurrency are considered a tacit endorsement of Bitcoin and its underlying blockchain technology.
Last week, a top Apple executive shocked the bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry by expressing interest in crypto after the company had previously sent conflicting messages on bitcoin.
"We're watching cryptocurrency," Jennifer Payey, vice president of Apple Pay, told CNN. "We think it's interesting, we think it has an interesting potential in the long run."
The maker of galaxies Samsung, perhaps the biggest rival of the Apple iPhone, has recently taken important steps in bitcoin and cryptocurrency, building what is called a Blockchain Keystore in its new Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note10 models, allowing users to securely store the keys of their bitcoin. and encrypted portfolios on the devices.
Apple has so far adopted a cautious approach in its debut in finance, contrasting Facebook's plans, which plans to launch its own bitcoin rival next year, and Twitter, including the chief executive, Jack Dorsey, recently declared his love. for bitcoin – although he also warned that bitcoin still has some way to go before it can be used as a currency.
The price of bitcoin has soared in 2019 due to the interest shown by some of the world's largest technology companies, including Facebook, Samsung and the Apple iPhone maker.
Coindesk
Bailey's comments seem closer to Dorsey's opinion than to Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, who, like many central bankers around the world, sees bitcoin as too chaotic to offer services.
Tomorrow, world journalists and technology analysts will travel to Cupertino, California for the annual Apple event on the iPhone. The company is expected to unveil a number of products, including a new iPhone, christened the iPhone 11.
Apple has recently sought a new success: iPhone sales have reached a plateau, although its range of mobile devices and its incursions into services have so far been exceeded.
Despite slowing sales, Apple is expected to announce three new iPhones, supposed to be an iPhone 11, with variants of both Pro and Max, according to recent reports.
Last month, Apple said its new credit card, closely monitored, would not allow users to buy cryptocurrencies.
Apple revealed that its credit card users, managed in partnership with Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs, would not be allowed to buy bitcoins and crypto-currencies in a usage agreement published on the website. Goldman's website.
Apple's credit card, launched last month, has so far had a mixed reception, although the company is looking more and more to diversify away from the iPhone while sales slow down.
Apple
The Apple credit card, announced earlier this year, has met with a mixed response, Apple's approach being little innovative.
Meanwhile, Apple TV upgrades and the Apple Watch series are also expected at the Apple event tomorrow.