But Coca-Cola's Freestyle machine — which can dispense 146 different flavors — is giving Coke the one thing it needs most of all: buzz. Freestyle is not a beverage formula, ...

The taste of a beach vacation, without the plane ticket. Roberto Machado Noa / LightRocket via Getty Images No matter where your soda preferences lie, there’s a lot to love about Coca-Cola’s ...

Coca-Cola's Freestyle soda fountain machine can blast out 106 different drinks in untold thousands of permutations, using touchscreens and super-strong concentrate in packs that look vaguely like ...

A typical soda machine can dispense six to 12 types of soda. With new flavors being added, the latest version of the self-serve Freestyle can dispense more than150.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - If you thought cable TV offered too many choices when it started displacing the big three broadcast networks, the newest Coca-Cola Freestyle soda machines probably aren't for you.

Pepsi's "social" vending machine is still just a prototype, but Coca-Cola's Freestyle soda fountain is now available in St. Louis at the Wingstop at 10841 West Florissant Avenue in Ferguson.

The Guilty Pleasure: A new app for Coca-Cola Freestyle soda machines Where to Get It: A handful of Freestyle machines, at least for now. Price: A couple of bucks, give or take. Depends on the ...

Coca-Cola's Freestyle soda fountain got its biggest endorsement yet, with Burger King planning to install the high-tech machine in all 850 U.S. company-owned restaurants.

The Coca-Cola Freestyle 9100 features a 24-inch, high-definition touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity, which lets fans connect to the Freestyle mobile app when they enter an outlet with a ...

Coca-Cola Co. plans to roll out its Freestyle fountain machines to 80 cities around the country by the end of the year, up from 40 now. The Freestyle machine, which dispenses 125 different ...

Coke's testing out its new Freestyle soda fountain at three Wingstops around Dallas, and naturally one of... "So are you pretty excited to try the 106 flavors?" That's how they've been greeting ...