Welcome to the Tech Meam Ride Home for Monday, June 15th, 2020. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today, the Zero Interest Mac financing is finally here. Shopify and Walmart team up as they probably should.

Is Mr. Bezos about to go to Washington?

Interesting check-ins with Quibi and Softbank and why researchers think people are more honest when responding on their smartphones

than on their PCs. Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

And here you go. As we speculated on last week, Apple this morning did indeed launch

Zero Interest Financing on the Apple card for purchases of iPads, Max, AirPods, and most of its other products, even the Apple Pencil.

Depending on what you buy, you can stretch out the payments for six to 12 months.

Again, interest-free, quoting 9 to 5 Mac.

In December, Apple launched a new iPhone 0% financing option

for Apple card users,

and during Apple's most recent earnings call

with investors, Tim Cook teased that similar promotions would soon be

available for other Apple products and recent reports indicated the

rollout was imminent. These new options are available starting today. The

financing options vary by product, for example higher priced items like the Mac The financing

like the Mac and iPad Pro offer 12-month financing with 0% interest.

Cheaper items like AirPods and AirPods Pro offer 6-month financing with zero percent interest.

Apple Watch is excluded from these financing options for unknown reasons.

For example, you can finance AirPods Pro with zero percent interest for six months, which equates to $41.50 per month.

AirPods with wireless charging case can be financed for $33.16 per month.

You can finance a 16-inch Macbook Pro starting at $199.91 for 12 months and

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