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Scandit has unveiled a new self-scanning solution designed to make next-generation mobile shopping easy and accessible to consumers while driving revenue and reducing costs for retailers.

Jeff Taylor, sales director transport & logistics EMEIA, Honeywell Scanning and Mobility, provides advice on how to choose the right technology package for an optimised delivery process.

Code, provider of advanced, image-based barcode readers, has announced the availability of the Code Reader 3600 (CR3600). The mobile scanning device is the latest addition to the company's fast-growing, sophisticated product line.

Intermec, now part of Honeywell Scanning & Mobility, has announced the CN51 rugged mobile computer – the company's latest product to offer the choice of Android or Windows operating systems on a single device.

Socket Mobile, Inc. has announced that its manufacturing operations have begun shipping the Socket Bluetooth Cordless Hand Scanner (CHS) Series 8, a fast, commercial-grade barcode scanner that is small and thin and can be attached to the Apple iPhone, iPod touch or other devices to provide a one-handed scanning solution.

Honeywell has announced a significant upgrade to the automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) industry’s first integrated mobile and scanning device management solution.

Intermec, Inc. has announced two new innovative scanning solutions – the SF61B, a compact wireless mobility scanner optimised for distribution center (DC), transportation and logistics, field service and healthcare operations, and the SR31T – a robust tethered scanner for general purpose and light industrial environments.

The PowerScan 9500 family of imagers, constructed with Datalogic's optical system, hardware architecture, and decoding software, offers an advanced solution for the ever-increasing demands of industrial environments.

Consumer smart phones don't last long in many field-based work environments – not because service contracts are too short, but because the phones aren't tough enough to withstand drops on concrete, lack adequate battery life or don't have enterprise scanning capabilities.

UPN, a leading pallet network operator, has made a major investment in Belgravium mobile scanning equipment as it seeks out new ways to improve visibility and further reduce the use of paper across its network.