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In close vote, digital kiosk proposal gets approval from Houston City Council - Vimarsana News

In close vote, digital kiosk proposal gets approval from Houston City Council

In close vote, digital kiosk proposal gets approval from Houston City Council Community Impact Newspaper Replay Video UP NEXT After lengthy debate, Houston City Council voted 10-7 to approve a proposal for the installation of up to 125 digital kiosks in areas of Houston with high-pedestrian activity such as downtown and the Galleria. The 8-foot tall kiosks will provide information about local sights and attractions in addition to advertisements. Over a 12-year contract, the city will make a minimum of $11 million to $16 million, although projections from the kiosk vendor, IKE...

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City considering contract for interactive digital kiosks - Vimarsana News

City considering contract for interactive digital kiosks

West 19th Street in the Heights is a bustling thoroughfare filled with motorists, pedestrians and cyclists, especially on the weekends when the weather is nice. There are enough restaurants and shops to stay occupied for a few hours within the stretch of a few blocks, and there also are opportunities to enjoy the architecture, the artwork on the side of buildings and the people-watching. Within the next few years, Heights residents and visitors to the popular neighborhood also could see the equivalent of 8-foot-tall smartphones – complete with colorful, interactive touch screens – w...

City approves plan for interactive digital kiosks - Vimarsana News

City approves plan for interactive digital kiosks

West 19th Street in the Heights is a bustling thoroughfare filled with motorists, pedestrians and cyclists, especially on the weekends when the weather is nice. There are enough restaurants and shops to stay occupied for a few hours within the stretch of a few blocks, and there also are opportunities to enjoy the architecture, the artwork on the side of buildings and the people-watching. Within the next few years, Heights residents and visitors to the popular neighborhood also could see the equivalent of 8-foot-tall smartphones – complete with colorful, interactive touch screens – w...