Square is a little plastic magnetic card reader that hooks into the headphone jack of your iPhone or iPod Touch. When you swipe a credit card through the device, it converts the card information ...

When you've created a product that you'll be presenting a CES 2014 that's as simple as the Griffin case we're having a peek at today, it's not entirely easy to stand out. But with the names Square ...

Any individual can use the devices - you don't have to be a registered company or anything. ... all you would need to do is swipe your card into my iPhone and we'd be square, if you pardon the pun.

The Square mobile payment system allows anyone to accept payments via iPhone, iPad or Android device by simply adding the company's tiny plastic swipe module, which plugs into the headphone jack ...

Like Square's other devices, Terminal supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other mobile wallets using near-field communication. ... The iPhone 17 series is no different, ...

Square will be releasing a new reader of the iPhone this summer that encrypts the data as soon as it is read, VeriFone was accurate after all. Advertisement [ via TechCrunch] ...

We reported on the dongle-based audio signal credit card reader for iPhone and other connected mobile devices a short while ago, which has been pioneered by Twitter creator Jack Dorsey.. Square uses a ...

Twitter creator Jack Dorsey’s much-vaunted Square device, the iPhone plug-in credit card reader, may have bigger problems than formidable competition.It seems someone other than Square owns the ...

FILE PHOTO: Tuesday Sept. 28, 2010 - St. Louis - The Square plug-in device is demonstrated with an iPhone Tuesday at the Taste of St. Louis office. It also works ...

This is one of these sexy announcements that everybody picked-up on. I had to swim through an avalanche of alerts, e-mails and tweets to be told: "Twitter founder's new venture is shaping up" (Read ...

In a bid to change the way people pay for cab rides, Square has rolled out a pilot program in New York City that leverages iPads and iPhones running specialized software as backseat payment stations.