The following screens show a Mobile Point of Sale Proof of Concept demo running on a KitKat GMS TC55 using the SumUp API to make mobile card payments via a Bluetooth connected Chip and PIN reader. Note that KitKat or later GMS OS is required and the Android device has to use a GSM data connection for payment processing. Note also that this demo is for PoC only currently and this solution has not been tested with a Zebra customer (although it is extensively used with consumer Android devices primarily for small businesses).

EMEA Appforum 2015

13-14 October 2015, London

To err is human; to program, devine. Doing both can result issues ranging from user frustration to total app failure. Nobody wants either, of course, and a few simple app-design concepts will help keep your apps easy to use and hard to break.

If you've been keeping up to date on the RhoMoible blogs, then you've seen the about all the benefits of using Ionic in your RhoMobile application. A big part of what makes Ionic so extraordinary is that it is built on top of AngularJS.