The Apple Card may be the most revolutionary announcement Apple made at its 'Show time' event

We might not have gotten a new iPhone or AirPower at Monday’s 'Show time' event, but Apple did unveil a new product: It’s called Apple Card, and it's sure to shake things up.Building on the success of Apple Pay, which will be available in more than 40 countries by the end of 2019, Apple Card—which consists of both a service and a sleek, thin, titanium card—dispenses with the usual confusion around credit cards to simplify and streamline financial transactions, as well as create an experience unlike any other card on the planet.It just might be the most revolutionary announcement Apple made on Monday. Apple said that by the end of the year Apple Pay will be responsible for more than 10 billion transactions since its inception, but Apple Card promises to be more than just another tab in your digital wallet. It’s smarter, simpler, friendlier, and more fiscally transparent than any credit card out there—including Apple’s own Barclaycard Visa with Apple Rewards.To read this article in full, please click here