Pay By Touch announced the immediate availability of its Reward and Gift Card Kiosk, self-service kiosks to enable retail customers to design, print and purchase personalized gift cards, and obtain ...

Over the last few weeks you might’ve heard about the ultra-futuristic information kiosks recently developed for the New York City subway system. It’s sci-fi stuff, thoroughly modernizing the arteries ...

This may be a smartphone age, but our lives are becoming a series of kiosk stops, from ATMs and supermarket checkouts to airlines and gas stations. And now, increasingly, there’s the fast-food kiosk.

The drive-thru has become an essential component of the quick-service industry. And operators are continually looking for ways to speed up service, from installing state-of-the-art digital audio ...

Some Waco businesses, from restaurants to doctors’ offices, are finding a new way to interact with customers through touch-screen kiosks. Though there may be money-saving potential in having kiosks ...

If you've ever taken the New York City subway, you know what a mess it can be for an inexperienced rider. Transferring to the right line can be confusing, there's always at least one track closed for ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WFMY) – So imagine it’s lunch time and you’re craving McDonald’s. You walk into the restaurant and you’re led to a touch-screen kiosk by an associate to make your order. Within the ...

Want fries with that? Don't say "yes." Just touch the screen. McDonald's plans to add touch-screen ordering kiosks to thousands of stores nationwide to supplement in-store employees, transforming ...

Overcrowded message boards. Outdated directories. English-only menus. Walk into almost any courthouse or government office across the country, and you're likely to encounter all of those headaches and ...

Next time you walk into a McDonald's, don't be shocked if it looks a bit like a Panera or Starbucks. McDonald's restaurants nationwide are rolling out major upgrades, updating their look and giving ...

Not so long ago, we featured a radical proposal for New York City’s payphones. The criticism we sensed was that this networked, touch-screen system–equipped with cameras and Wi-Fi–was too too sci-fi ...