Kiosks in India

For 750 million villagers in India, a telephone call is a rare treat. A new kiosk project promises wireless Internet access for the masses, just one of several…

KioskCom goes Dutch for European show

Leading kiosk industry figures are converging on Amsterdam this week for KioskCom's Kiosk Europe 2002 conference and trade show. Self-service applications and…

Kiosks, colleges, and awards

A project between Arizona State University and kiosk provider nanonation led to satisfied students and an industry award for nanonation.

England's kiosk-museum connection

From guiding visitors to particular areas to offering supplemental information on individual exhibits, kiosks are becoming a familiar part of museums…

Driving kiosk traffic through mass transit

While public transportation is usually seen as a way to reduce traffic, some New York City banks are hoping it will increase traffic to their ATMs and…

Anatomy of a kiosk suit

An investment that sounded too good to be true was just that according to a lawsuit filed against kiosk developer Web Booth Inc. and the McDonald's fast-food…

Making the connexion

Business relationships are as important as technology when it comes to offering advanced functionality at the ATM. By taking advantage of its Vcom financial…

Crossing Borders to kiosk excellence

Making product access easier for customers at the Borders bookstore chain brought KIS kudos at the 2002 Interactive Kiosk Excellence Awards.

Summit: Patience will yield success

The kiosk market will not rebound from last year's economic downturn immediately, according to Summit Research Associates' latest report. But growth is out…

Golf and kiosks: A cozy fit

St. Clair Interactive Communications earned an Interactive Kiosk Excellence Award by developing a custom-fitting golf shoe kiosk with FootJoy.

In the UK, a kiosk program waits

The trial program for Your Guide, the UK postal service's information kiosks, has wrapped up. All that is left is a decision on its future, which should come…

Kiosk rookies think inside the box

Tired of missing parcel deliveries, entrepreneur Paul Hansen spent $800,000 to develop a parcel delivery and shipping kiosk called Your-Box. If all goes as…

Going ape over kiosks

Non-profit World Wildlife Fund is using kiosk for the first time as part of a traveling show on the planet's biodiversity.

Adecco reaches more qualified applicants with Job Shop kiosks

Adecco has taken the lead in the staffing industry by placing Job Shop kiosks in shopping malls, and the experiment is proving a successful method for finding…

Diebold, NFB work together to promote low-end, voice-enabled ATMs

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What could have been a grueling court battle between a major ATM manufacturer and a leading advocacy group for the visually impaired has ended in an admirable…

Image Data curbs credit card, check fraud

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Personal loss leads to novel idea, innovative technology that prevents fraud

Kiosks, entertainment, and Scotland

The sports bar concept is about to hit Scotland with a flourish, and kiosks could play a prominent role in entertaining patrons.

Papelaco broadening its scope

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Portuguese kiosk/ATM manufacturer Papelaco sets sights on U.S., concentrates on financial kiosks

From Ski Shops to Hair Salons

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The kiosk is going POP, or to the Point of Purchase, in all sorts of retail environments, thanks mainly to advances in phone lines and Internet connectivity.

Kiosk market makes gains in Spain

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Kiosk deployers with eyes on a global presence shouldn't overlook the Spanish market, where just 16 percent of 40 million people are wired Internet users.