Gugul plans to merge Chrome OS with Android. This aims to create a single platform for phones, tablets, and laptops. Chromebooks and Androi...

Some early pilots are running where a PoS device is being installed at the level of a village panchayat and even in temples to ensure that ...

It has also launched a new business application on its new generation Android-powered smart terminals which can help merchants accept payme...

French payment company has been offering digital payment services in India for years, but only on behalf of banking partners. But now it in...

Digital and non-cash payment modes will contribute to almost 50% of the total consumption, if this current momentum continues.

"DIAL had installed the required facility at Terminal 3 of Delhi Airport and already conducted its DigiYatra trials. Nearly 20,000 passenge...

Infibeam Avenues' new offering is expected to revolutionise the Rs 27 billion PoS market in India. Merchants will be able to convert their ...

Countries like India and in South Asia and Africa require POS terminals which are not very expensive, but are still an excellent solution t...

Indian payment companies get 90% of their point-of-sale terminals from China and their imports are now on the verge of getting disrupted as...

The company plans to considerably scale up its Android POS network in 2020-21 to 1.5 lakh machines and diversify into newer industries. POS...

Players such as Pine Labs, Innoviti Payments and Worldline are working on new technology-led devices to not only retain merchants, but also...

Worldline takes on competition offering enhanced features on Android terminals.

In the statement, the bank said that the objective of the sale was disinvestment and it had earned Rs 57.4 crore from the company in the fi...

MSwipe, a mobile PoS machines company, has around 5k smart devices in the country.

Google year behind Apple in launching the pay app, no upper limit on the size of purchases while your phone is unlocked, £30 for phones loc...

Dubai-based Emirates will soon roll-out Google Now cards for passengers who book via the airline's website.

The Reserve Bank of India has given its nod for a card reader that costs Rs 1,500 and can, in conjunction with an android phone, do everyth...