Sentence examples for secure reader from inspiring English sources

In the future, Visa plans to introduce a mobile payments element to the service as well by leveraging NFC, QR codes and "other technology," which would allow you to tap your phone to a secure reader at the point-of-sale in order to pay for your purchase, scan a QR code or perform some other type of interaction.

Customers must now ask cashiers to process their payment cards using more secure readers attached to cash registers.

A secure fingerprint reader adds appeal for businesses too.

Although I was excited to secure my reader's ticket, I was a bit nervous about stepping into this forbidden world.

Amazon is clearly hoping it can lure real-world sellers away from the established competition with more attractive rates, but it's also boasting that Local Register is backed by Amazon's customer support, a secure card reader design that "limits swivel" during swiping, and their existing secure infrastructure for accepting payments which is backed by all the experience of their online storefront.

An engaging fantasy of love and revenge that secures the reader's suspension of disbelief by bringing to life an appealing setting -- an alternate medieval Japan -- and a likable young hero who has inherited the ability to cloud men's minds and to seem to be in two places at the same time.

In all the formats, the digital material is secured so readers cannot print versions from computers or e-mail the text to others.

The case itself is custom-molded to secure the Square Reader when connected.

And these machines keep rolling with the times: The snazzy new "Magis" Minitel sports a secure smart card reader and comes in six different colors.

The site also plans to include an RSS reader, secure file storage, web conferencing, video messaging, calendaring, PC synchronisation, a marketplace, instant messaging and SMS.

Apple still hasn't blemished its systems with so much as an integrated single-format Compact Flash or Secure Digital card reader, despite the propensity of its users to be digital photographers.