In an age where the Internet has become the center of everything we do at a fundamental level, it's important to understand just what consequences our online actions have. The internet is a powerful tool, and wielding it correctly can bring endless success and happiness... but a misuse of this same tool can bring seldom foreseen calamities. In an era where knowledge is plentiful, knowing how to use it is powerful.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Square
There are a lot of apps destined to fizzle and die in the market, but one that I think will continue to gain ground is the Square Register. It can take an iPad and make it a portable cash register (provided there is wi-fi nearby) that will record and submit any transactions. One of the biggest small-scale problems today is that nobody carries cash, so how am I supposed to pay two dollars to that cute little girl selling lemonade? Square Register comes with a free card reader - no more than a few square inches in size - that can allow the user to swipe credit cards and charge the money right to their account. Despite the obvious credit card percentage takeaway, this presents a simple solution to those that can't pay because of a lack of cash. Cab drivers, salvation army reps, burrito trucks, and all sorts of small/medium scale businesses could leverage this app to great effect.
Labels:
business,
cash,
credit card,
iPad,
square register
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