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Short notice rules out touchscreens in Miami-Dade
August 18, 2004
Sun-Sentinel.com: MIAMI - Miami-Dade has ruled out replacing its 7,200 touchscreen voting machines with paper ballots and optical scan equipment by the…
read nowEntertainment kiosk gains digital music downloading and CD burning features
August 18, 2004
DENVER - Synergy Media Group announced in a press release Monday that its TouchStand Media Kiosk will add new features to provide retailers with in-store…
read nowMetro Group opens RFID retail testing centre
August 18, 2004
DMeurope.com: Neuss-Norf, Germany - German retail giant, Metro Group, has opened an RFID Innovation Center in Neuss to test the RFID technology before its…
read nowActive Recognition Technologies Partners With Computerized Valet Parking Systems
August 18, 2004
Stockhouse.com: PHOENIX - Vehicle identification and license plate recognition software developer Active Recognition Technologies has agreed to partner with…
read nowKaBloom pins new concept on changing consumers
August 18, 2004
Boston Business Journal: WOBURN, Mass. - Floral chain KaBloom has installed self-serve flower kiosks in every conceivable place - from convenience stores to…
read nowLog on to India's first e-district
August 17, 2004
Times of India: Malappuram, India - Malappuram, formerly India's most backward district, is now the country's first e-literate district. The state of Kerala…
read nowThe Kiosk Show promises bounty of self-service solutions
August 17, 2004
Imagine customers' reaction if they walked into your store for a Coke and had to choose their syrup, carbonated water and ice separately. While there's…
read nowEarly voting in primary election starts in Lee County
August 16, 2004
Lee County, Fla. - Registered voters wanting to take advantage of early voting services for the Aug. 31 Republican primary election can cast their votes…
read nowLawmakers cut e-voting's paper trail
August 15, 2004
Los Angeles: California Democratic lawmakers killed legislation on Thursday that would require electronic voting machines to offer a paper trail for the next…
read nowContraceptive kiosks open to students as young as 15
August 15, 2004
WASAU, Wis.: A private family-planning group has placed computer kiosks at three state college campuses in Wisconsin that allow girls as young as 15 to order…
read nowNew Cash-Accepting Web-enabled Terminal Kiosk from Prizm Technology, Inc. Offers Retailers a Cost-Efficient Sales Channel
August 13, 2004
Ability to accept cash sited as a "must have" feature for maximizing unattended transactions
read nowSafepak deploys bill-payment kiosks with MEI bill acceptors
August 13, 2004
WEST CHESTER, Pa. -- MEI, developer of electronic payment systems, announced that its bill acceptor has been integrated into SafePak Corp.'s PayStation…
read nowBiometrics creeping into everyday life
August 12, 2004
CTV, Canada: When the Statue of Liberty recently reopened, visitors discovered they had to touch an electronic reader that scans fingerprints in order to rent…
read nowDubai adding kiosks to public access mix
August 11, 2004
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Government officials in the United Arab Emirate of Dubai are preparing to launch the second phase of a technology initiative that…
read nowAgilent and Link joint venture on infrared financial messaging
August 11, 2004
PALO ALTO, Calif. and TOKYO - Agilent Technologies Inc. and Link Evolution Corp. announced an agreement to collaborate on the development of an IrFM-compliant…
read nowCoinstar poll: Teens use self-service kiosks for prepaid services
August 11, 2004
BELLEVUE, Wash. - The Second annual Coinstar Teen Poll found that nearly half of teens surveyed are unaware of the airtime minutes they are allowed under their…
read nowD.C. courts open Web site and plan future kiosk deployment
August 11, 2004
Washington Post: D.C. courts went online with a Web site aimed at regular people. It explains how to use the Small Claims Court and how to take a case before…
read nowEmail across the generation gap
August 11, 2004
News Interactive: MyPostie is testing a touchscreen kiosk that helps older Australians communicate with young people through e-mail. Many residents at the…
read nowMEI products to accept color $50 bill
August 10, 2004
WEST CHESTER, Pa. - MEI plans to seamlessly transition retail customers to accept the soon-to-be-released color $50 bill in kiosks, self-checkouts, and other…
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