New Amazon technology, introduced at two Amazon Go stores this week, lets shoppers pay for purchases by holding their hands over a scanner. The system, called Amazon One, may herald a new way of ...

Amazon today launched the Amazon One app, which is designed to allow customers to scan their palms to make device-free purchases at Whole Foods, Panera Bread, and 150 third-party locations in stadiums ...

Amazon is offering store credit in exchange for customers submitting a digital scan of their palm, according to a report. The ecommerce company in 2020 introduced biometric palm print scanners in some ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The service will use your palm print and selfie to verify your age, with the first use at Coors Field in Colorado ...

Walmart is offering a Scan & Go capability in several stores that allows shoppers to use a mobile app to scan barcodes of items they want to buy, pay for them in-app with one touch and show the in-app ...

Amazon has introduced new palm recognition technology called “Amazon One” in a pair of Seattle stores and sees broader uses in places like stadiums and offices. Customers at the stores near Amazon’s ...

We have another way to get gift cards through rewards Amazon is going to give its Alexa users 'Shopping List Savings' rewards for free. All you have to do is scan your receipts through the Alexa app ...

Forget the titanium Apple Card — Amazon’s latest payment method uses flesh and blood. The e-tailing giant’s engineers are quietly testing scanners that can identify an individual human hand as a way ...