If you’ve eaten at a casual dining restaurant lately, you’ve likely already seen them—tablet computers that allow diners to order their own food and drinks, play games or jukebox music, and pay their ...

Technology that’s aimed at providing better, faster service and increasing efficiency may already be on a restaurant table near you. When you walk into most area Chili’s restaurants, you’ll find a ...

In a sit-down restaurant, diners are at the mercy of the server every step of the way, unable to eat or leave without the server's attention. But national chains like Applebee's and Chili's hope to ...

Let's dive beneath the, uh, surface to see what, if anything, Microsoft's new Windows tablets have in common with their original Surface table namesakes. Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry ...

Photo Caption: The newest Ziosk tablet will soon be deployed in small chain and independent restaurants across the country, a strategy shift for the company. It's not necessarily the technology that ...

Applebee%27s will put 100%2C000 tablets in its restaurants Chili%27s has been placing tablets in its company-owned stores IHOP is looking into tablets%2C too That endless wait for the restaurant check ...

Next time you’re at Chili’s, don’t play with your food. But do play with the Ziosk tablet, if it’s on the table. You don’t get to keep them, but while you’re waiting for your white spinach queso, baby ...

The Transformer All-in-One is a world apart from the other portable all-in-ones we’ve seen, but it’s not as sexy as Dell’s XPS 18 Touch. Windows 8 has spurred a lot of unusual hardware designs, but ...

Tablet-based point-of-sale technology is moving apace in restaurants. Ziosk LLC, which installs tabletop tablets in eateries, announced this week Smokey Bones Bar & Fire Grill will install its system ...

Want your burger with a side of tablet? Chili’s Grill & Bar has announced it will roll out tabletop Ziosk tablets to all 823 company-owned U.S. restaurants by the middle of 2014 in a move that could ...

Diners can use the 7-inch tablet to look at menu selections%2C order drinks and desserts and pay their checks. A red light on top turns on when an order is placed. But they can also play Trivia and ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — You can order, pay your bill and even play games on tablets some restaurants now have at the table. But one of our viewers, Howard Fergarsky noticed a camera on a tablet and ...