QR Codes for 2015 – Uses Continue to Grow!
January 27, 2015
There hasn’t been a “QR Codes Are Dead” article published for quite some time. It seems people have realized that the print-to-digital links are escalating
There hasn’t been a “QR Codes Are Dead” article published for quite some time. It seems people have realized that the print-to-digital links are escalating
A graphic designer posted a question in a design Facebook group, asking other designers if they had ever scanned a QR code. The response was
Mobile payment options are increasing through several different technologies—or decreasing, as per the latest news on CurrentC (QR code-based mobile payment system), Apple Pay and
QR codes are for every type of use, so why shouldn’t religious organizations, churches, synagogues, mosques or any other house of worship be left out?
The Belgian province of Antwerp uses dynamic QR codes from uQR.me to keep track of up-to-the-minute transportation schedules, travelers and commuters.
If you aren’t using QR codes for your organization, you’re missing out on a handy way to share, catalog, retrieve important information, and make it
To no surprise of anyone in the world, the use of mobile devices will keep increasing, and to that end, advertisers are looking to become
Like everyone else in the world, you’ve probably posted over a thousand ideas, rants, dreams and kitten videos to your Facebook status… and that’s just
Track Toronto is collecting and mapping songs about places in Toronto by using QR codes. The goal is for anyone to be able to explore
It’s a clickable world because that’s what people want. The text link, banner ad or video thumbnail has increased and evolved in the short time
Reading has become bothersome to people. The opinions of experts on web content all agree, unfortunately, that articles should be no more than 1,000 words
There are still those who write about the death of QR codes. There are those that write about the faked Apollo 11 moon landing and
