The computer maker plans to use the technology on its online store. With the 1-Click name and technology, Apple hopes to simplify its customer's buying experience at The Apple Store. 1-Click enables users to set up a profile for customers to make future purchases easier.
Customers enter in personal information, shipping and billing information and credit card info.
Once set up, customers can shop for products and complete the ordering processor with a single step. Specifics of the deal were not disclosed. The company has been in a legal dispute with Barnes and Noble over the technology and trademark of similar technology at its own online store. Currently Barnes and Noble is under a preliminary injunction from using the technology with a trial still pending. Apple is kicking of its 1-Click license this week with the availability of iMovie 2 at The Apple Store .