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The Weekly Round-Up: 26.09.08
Round-Up There are around 12,000 red phone boxes in the UK, of which 4,500 are under threat of closure and through BT's 'adopt a kiosk' scheme, councils can pay £1 to retain the red phone boxes earmarked for removal in their area. [26 Sep 2008]
Software Development House Reduces Development Time and Boosts Revenue by 20-30 Percent
White Paper The company is dedicated to providing a secure, customizable banking kiosk platform for its banking customers. It adopted Windows XP Embedded for its stability, enhanced security, customization and tight integration with... [30 Aug 2007]
T-Mobile rolls out interactive kiosks
News The kiosk screens are linked to live handsets so customers can sample T-Mobile's internet and music download services.silicon.com Retail & Leisure Previously kiosk technology has seen... [22 Jun 2007]
BA CIO: 'Terminal 5 tech will revolutionise air travel'
News Talking about the T5 layout, Coby said: "We've got a target of four out of every five passengers will either check-in online or use a self-service kiosk and there's going to be a bank of 90 of them when you come in, with... [21 Sep 2006]
5 years ago... British pensioners to be offered IT training
News Labour's 'Better Government' programme will offer computer training to older people who want to take advantage of kiosk-based services that are being proposed for delivering government benefits online. [18 Mar 2004]
Twingo bingo: Cisco buying security start-up
News For example, when a person accesses the network through a remote kiosk at a conference or an airport, the transaction itself is encrypted. Unlike IPSec, which requires a client to be downloaded to a remote PC, SSL allows... [15 Mar 2004]
BT lands £18m airports internet kiosk deal
News BT has won an £18m contract to install up to 180 internet kiosks and 350 payphones at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports. A key part of the deal with British Airports Authority (BAA) will see BT replace one-third of... [23 Feb 2004]
Microsoft sued over music downloads
News E-Data contends that when music is sold over the internet, a person's home computer takes the role of that remote kiosk, and when the music is saved on a CD or an MP3 player, it has been transferred to... [14 Oct 2003]
Massive tech investment at heart of BA recovery plans
News A self-service check-in kiosk with iris scanning was demonstrated at the event, although BA said it has no plans to use it at the moment. One area that is currently under review is providing broadband... [24 Sep 2003]
UK gears up for £18m e-voting trials
News The government said last Friday that the trials will involve up to 1.4 million people, allowing them to cast their vote electronically - by email or text message, via the Internet or at a kiosk, some of... [14 Apr 2003]
Home alone with Bluetooth
News A user in an airport for instance could simply type the address into a Web browser in a handheld computer, laptop or kiosk and program the video recorder. Bluetooth may be best known as a wireless technology for... [12 Sep 2002]
Oracle underpins 'apathy-busting' e-voting trial
News They will be able to vote over the internet, via an internet-enabled kiosk situated at the polling station and local Sainsbury's supermarket, over the telephone, and by post. In Crewe... [08 Apr 2002]
Web kiosk pioneer seeks £1.2m
News The internet kiosk company Public Network is planning to float in October and hopes to raise £1.2m in cash. The company, which makes coin operated internet kiosks for pubs, hotels and... [03 Sep 2001]
Kiosk plans take flight for Lastminute
News The cheap ticket internet company is to set up retail kiosks in each of Heathrow's terminals to give travelers access to its e-tail services while waiting for their promised flights. Lastminute.com is expanding from... [16 Aug 2001]
BT takes free net access to the public
News As part of the company's drive to transform the payphone into a multimedia kiosk, BT claims its new scheme will allow the remaining 60 per cent of the British population who are not yet logged on to get connected. [17 Jan 2001]
