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Jack Dorsey's Square In Action

>140,378 views | Dec 1, 2009

Twitter creator Jack Dorsey talks about his new project, Square, and we see it in action

Zurtle Bojangles

5 months ago

Still a snake a decade later

Test Talk

6 months ago

This is like watching the backstory of a movie villain except this is a villain no one likes.

Sanjukta Sen

7 months ago

u are a sellout

bradar bradar

7 months ago

Criminal

Kenji Oyamada

9 years ago

owesome smart guy adoring..

93Bluemind

9 years ago

Jack Dorsey: you are insanely handsome and creative. I want your babies and you of course…

Jill Morris

10 years ago

Hi Jack!! Jilly here…wow, the square is just what I am looking for!! Now all I have to do is get my Jilly Willy Art website up and I will be ready to sell my painted soooo right sarongs!! Thanks Jack!!

bowlsallbroken

10 years ago

@sporitus

Try asking the average client at a hot dog cart to pay with their mobile wallet. I think you'd get an awful lot of confused blinking. This system is great for mobile/low-volume businesses.

EvilNerdx

11 years ago

I think this should be one of those times where you look at something else for inspiration.

I mean Japanese cellphones have been used as a credit card for a while. Its popular quick and efficient without that bulky thing sticking out of the phone. I mean Japanese cellphone providers have actually have teamed up with actual credit card companies to do this.

He should take some ideas from them.

John Aldred

11 years ago

I get all the good points and convenience, but who's going to trust it? That could be anybody's cellphone that's scanning (and potentially cloning) my credit cards.

videoswitch

11 years ago

I hadn't thought of your points before and I totally agree. New and cool definitely does not mean better. But often little inventions like this are just the beginning of something better down the road. Think of the guy who invented the first steam engine car in the early staged he could have been made fun of similarly as the die-hard horse and carriage enthusiasts.