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Buy a burger with your mobile - the future of payments

...booths and the convenience store 7-Eleven. The US arm of...or parking time with their travel cards. But there are also... Read more

Oct 11, 2005

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New York Subway gets wireless payment cards

...installed, including McDonald's or 7-Eleven stores. The six-month...or parking time with their travel cards Read more

Jan 31, 2006

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Y2K refusing to die, Bluetooth lurching forward, and top secret Ginger getting hyped

...happily setting a WEEKS PER YEAR The retail store failure, in the 7-Eleven chain of 5,000 stores, was perhaps the most significant incident... Read more

Jan 15, 2001

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