You know those little screens at Whole Foods checkouts where you can pay by just scanning your palm, like tech from science fiction or a spy movie? The service is called Amazon One. And it’s going ...

Amazon will be discontinuing Amazon One, its palm-authentication service, across all retail businesses. Users will be able to continue to use Amazon One at supported retail locations until June 3, the ...

Whole Foods stores across the Portland area, Oregon and the U.S. will soon remove biometric palm scanners that allow customers to pay for groceries by hovering their hands over a scanning station at ...

The Amazon One kiosk at the Amazon Fresh location in Seattle’s Central District displayed a message on the device informing users of the June 3 discontinuation date of the palm-scanning service. The ...

Amazon is pulling the plug on its palm-scanning payment system after struggling to attract customers to the futuristic checkout technology, according to GeekWire. The retail giant will discontinue ...

With the Amazon One technology, customers have the option to enter the store by waving their hand over a palm scanner, after linking their handprint to a credit card. It’s been half a decade since ...

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The announcement, which the company made on its website, comes as Amazon said this week it would shut down all of its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh stores. The spokesperson said messages were sent to ...

The closure of its physical Amazon Go and Fresh stores also brings an end to the Amazon One palm ID service by June 3rd for retail locations, including over 500 Whole Foods stores, with all biometric ...