(Bloomberg) -- Square Inc. is developing an iPad point-of-sale terminal that will let shoppers more easily tap to pay for purchases at participating stores. The company’s current Square Stand, ...

Square on Thursday announced the general availability of its Terminal API, which allows developers to build links between the Terminal card reader and custom-built point-of-sale systems. Square points ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Square is launching a new point-of-sale hardware device called Terminal, which can accept credit card ...

Square is launching a new piece of hardware today — the Square Terminal. As explained to me by the company’s Head of Hardware Jesse Dorogusker, the Terminal fills a gap the company’s product lineup — ...

Square launched a new product on Thursday: the Square Terminal, which is a portable, all-in-one card processing device. Square has long focused on helping businesses take credit card payments — most ...

With a few taps on the color touchscreen of Square’s new mobile payment terminal, the bike salesperson selects a BMX helmet and chain. Then he hands the terminal over to his bearded customer, who ...

Square on Thursday unveiled Terminal, its new touchscreen alternative to legacy, keypad credit card machines. Terminal is described as an all-in-one card processing device, meaning that it accept ...

Square Inc. got its start selling dongles that allowed merchants to accept card payments from their iPads, but the company has more recently been branching into sleeker, smarter versions of ...