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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| − | '''EasyPay''' is an app used by Apple Store employees. It is a payment system used in Apple Stores. Apple |
+ | [[Image:EasyPay_icon.png|thumb|EasyPay icon]]'''EasyPay''' is an app used by Apple Store employees. It is a payment system used in Apple Stores. Apple, in the past, used [http://www.ipcprint.com Infinite Peripherals] Linea Pro iPod Touch solutions as part of their POS system. Currently, instead, they use another device which can read credit cards' chips and which integrates a keypad on its back, used to enter the PIN code. According to [http://blogs.oracle.com/retail/entry/apple_stores_touch2systems_and Oracle], the EasyPay app was developed by David Francis - at that time at [http://www.ftsinfotech.com FTSInfoTech] - who now works together with [http://www.touch2systems.com/ Touch2 Systems] to sell similar solutions. |
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| + | As of {{date|2014|05}}, Apple is replacing [[N81AP|4th generation iPod touches]] used as POS with [[iPhone 5s]], probably for enhanced hardware and [[Touch ID]]. |
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== Gallery == |
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| − | <gallery caption="EasyPay on iPod (in Chinese)" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow=" |
+ | <gallery caption="EasyPay on iPod Touch (in Chinese)" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5"> |
Image:EasyPay CHN01.png|Transferring information to POS. |
Image:EasyPay CHN01.png|Transferring information to POS. |
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Image:EasyPay CHN02.png|Options Menu (in Chinese). |
Image:EasyPay CHN02.png|Options Menu (in Chinese). |
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Image:EasyPay CHN03.jpg|Payment done (in Chinese). |
Image:EasyPay CHN03.jpg|Payment done (in Chinese). |
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| + | Image:Easypay.jpg|EasyPay device with old Linea Pro case and legacy software. |
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| + | <gallery caption="EasyPay screenshots" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5"> |
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| + | File:EasyPay01.png |
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* [http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/12/02/retailers_building_their_own_ipod_touch_ipad_pos_systems.html AppleInsider]: Retailers Building Their Own iPod touch/iPad POS Systems |
* [http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/12/02/retailers_building_their_own_ipod_touch_ipad_pos_systems.html AppleInsider]: Retailers Building Their Own iPod touch/iPad POS Systems |
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Latest revision as of 13:19, 17 September 2021
Summary
EasyPay is an app used by Apple Store employees. It is a payment system used in Apple Stores. Apple, in the past, used Infinite Peripherals Linea Pro iPod Touch solutions as part of their POS system. Currently, instead, they use another device which can read credit cards' chips and which integrates a keypad on its back, used to enter the PIN code. According to Oracle, the EasyPay app was developed by David Francis - at that time at FTSInfoTech - who now works together with Touch2 Systems to sell similar solutions.
As of May 2014, Apple is replacing 4th generation iPod touches used as POS with iPhone 5s, probably for enhanced hardware and Touch ID.
Gallery
- EasyPay on iPod Touch (in Chinese)
Transferring information to POS.
Options Menu (in Chinese).
Payment done (in Chinese).
EasyPay device with old Linea Pro case and legacy software.
- EasyPay screenshots
External Links
- AppleInsider: Exclusive Look at Apple's New iPod touch Based EasyPay Checkout
- AppleInsider: Retailers Building Their Own iPod touch/iPad POS Systems
