Socket Mobile reported at its annual meeting of stockholders that the company is continuing to gain barcode sales momentum in the emerging mobile point of sale (mPOS) market.
Driven by sales into the mPOS market, total revenue from sales of Bluetooth barcode scanners in 2013 grew 69 percent, and first quarter 2014 barcode scanning revenue grew 16 percent sequentially over the previous quarter. Socket Mobile’s growing base of registered mPOS application developer’s numbers more than 90.
Kevin Mills, Socket Mobile’s President and CEO stated, “Socket Mobile’s barcode scanners are designed for mobile use, are easy to connect and use with smartphones and tablets using Apple, Android or Windows operating systems, are attractively priced, have antimicrobial housings and have a stylish look and feel in multiple colors for image conscious customers and retailers. Developers find it easy to incorporate our barcode scanners into their application solutions in a wide range of products including entry level linear barcode scanners, powerful laser barcode scanners, and sophisticated 2D barcode scanners, all designed for ease of use in a mobile retail environment.
“In addition to mPOS, Socket Mobile is seeing a great deal of developer interest in creating commercial services and enterprise mobility applications that are expected to contribute to future revenue growth. Hundreds of applications have been introduced by registered developers into the marketplace and many more are under development. Today, Socket Mobile has over 900 registered developers,” Mills concluded.
Socket Mobile barcode scanners are available worldwide through distributors and authorized resellers. To locate an authorized reseller, go to www.socketmobile.com.
Source: Socket Mobile
