Amazon One Enterprise brings the company’s palm recognition tech to corporate settings. (Amazon Photo) Amazon is expanding its Amazon One palm recognition technology to corporate customers, allowing ...

Amazon’s palm payment technology is now available at all 32 Massachusetts Whole Foods locations, a company spokesperson said Thursday. Amazon One — the retail giant’s futuristic palm recognition ...

A user scans a palm in the Amazon One mobile app. (Amazon Photo) Amazon released a new mobile app for its Amazon One palm-recognition technology, letting users sign up for the service on their phones ...

Amazon is doubling-down on its Amazon One palm recognition payment system at Whole Foods and it continues rolling out to more third-party retailers. More than 500 Whole Foods stores will offer Amazon ...

Thanks to advances in technologies like near-field communication (NFC) and cloud computing, contactless payment options are increasingly common. Two years ago, Amazon debuted a device called Amazon ...

Most people might not know this, but Amazon has its own method of identification called Amazon One. With it, users will use their palm to confirm their identity. Until now, users have been required to ...

The next time you walk into a Panera, you might be asked to scan your palm print in order to activate your MyPanera membership benefits. In a press release, Panera Bread announced that it will be ...

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You won't have much trouble paying with your palm at the grocery store in the near future. Amazon now says it's bringing its One palm recognition technology to all Whole Foods Market stores in the US ...

Customers can now pay with the simple wave of your palm at several Cincinnati-area stores.Amazon announced earlier this year it's bringing its Amazon One palm recognition system to all of its more ...

A new capability of Amazon’s palm recognition technology will make it so that users can prove they’re above the legal drinking age without showing a physical ID for a boozy purchase. The e-commerce ...

Amazon announced Thursday it is rolling out its pay-by-palm services in Whole Foods Market stores across the country, making it possible for customers to use their palm for purchases without a wallet ...