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June 19, 2012

THE WEEK IN PAYMENTS Mobile Payments Sprint Hinted Its Touch Wallet NFC App through Slides– thedroidguy.com – 6/14/12 – “Sprint is preparing its own wallet service called Touch. Previously, the carrier had offered Google’s service, but had recently opted to develop its own app. Continue reading →

Posted by Jeff Wakefield on June 19, 2012

Mobility in Healthcare

February 2, 2012

It is time for my annual checkup and I cannot help but wonder why my doctor, in whom I place a lot of trust, still chooses to do things the old fashion way. Continue reading →

Posted by Dave Talach on February 2, 2012

Daily Deal or Delighting Customers?

January 4, 2012

I like daily deals – well, the deal itself. I hate the spam emails that fill up my email box, but that's a story for another blog post. Anyway, I like daily deals and have used them a few times. Continue reading →

Posted by Jeff Wakefield on January 4, 2012

Call My Name, Please!

December 19, 2011

Here is a little secret – I don’t really like ordering food or drinks at Quick Service or Fast Casual Restaurants. I am that guy who is visibly trying very hard to be patient. Once it is my turn, I order, pay and leave the queue in the most efficient way possible. Continue reading →

Posted by Drago Dzerve on December 19, 2011

Questioning Mobile Security

December 2, 2011

I like questions. I like asking them and answering them. So I thought I would throw out a bunch of questions I’ve received over the last several months about mobile security, give my own opinionated answers, and maybe even raise some new questions to discuss. Continue reading →

Posted by Jeff Wakefield on December 2, 2011

The Allure and Reality of iPads as Mobile POS. The Tail Wagging the Dog?

December 1, 2011

I have been in mobile technology for the last 10 years and never have I had a customer say “I bought a bunch of devices and I don't know what I should do with them – I don’t have an app”. Continue reading →

Posted by Sandeep Bhanote on December 1, 2011

Part 1: How To Ensure a Successful Mobile POS Pilot & Roll-out

November 1, 2011

The amount of recent press and research dedicated to the adoption of mobility in retail is dizzying, in part because there are so many multidisciplinary applications for mobile technology, and in part because so many of those applications are putting up big returns for early adopters. Continue reading →

Posted by Dave Talach on November 1, 2011

Will Retailers Use Tender Steering To Take Control Of Interchange?

May 2, 2011

A process called “tender steering” is new to most retailers. It means that a retailer can provide incentives to customers to use a particular type of card to pay. This method could give retailers the power to drive interchange rates down by driving customers to some types of cards and away from others. Continue reading →

Posted by David Schropfer on May 2, 2011

This isn't the place for technical support (you'll need to contact your bank or equipment provider), but we typically see that error when someone has tried to tamper with the case (drilled it, or pried it open). To my knowledge, it cannot be fixed and that is by design, to prevent card fraud. Please reach out to whomever provides your account services for assistance.
Chris Souther

hello I want to know how to remove the error message VX520 TPE (tempering detected).
ibrahima sow

Cash payment is more secured than other methods. As soon as I start a card payment I share information with someone (the merchant) or something (POS or web site). It's like a secret, when you share it it's no longer a secret...
Frantz COORNAERT

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Mobility in Healthcare

Daily Deal or Delighting Customers?

Call My Name, Please!

Questioning Mobile Security

The Allure and Reality of iPads as Mobile POS. The Tail Wagging the Dog?

Part 1: How To Ensure a Successful Mobile POS Pilot & Roll-out

Will Retailers Use Tender Steering To Take Control Of Interchange?

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