This week, Minneapolis-based FinderCodes announced its electronic lost and found system. The system combines the use of mobile phones, QR codes and a website to fill the everyday need of recovering valuable lost items. Now available for purchase at www.FinderCodes.com, the FinderCodes kits blend scannable QR codes, smartphones, and durable identification tags to enable a […]
QR Code Enabled Lost and Found Read More »
DailyMail: Britain’s female beach volleyball champions are renting out their rears in an advertising deal that encourages spectators to photograph their behinds. Zara Dampney, 24, and Shauna Mullin, 26, have turned their bottoms into their bottom line by wearing bikini briefs with a Quick Response (QR) code printed on the back where it will catch
Advertising on Volleyball Bikinis Read More »
This week, Minneapolis-based FinderCodes announced its electronic lost and found system. The system combines the use of mobile phones, QR codes and a website to fill the everyday need of recovering valuable lost items. Now available for purchase at www.FinderCodes.com, the FinderCodes kits blend scannable QR codes, smartphones, and durable identification tags to enable a
QR Code Enabled Lost and Found Read More »
In South Korea, a supermarket chain is experimenting with a new system that let’s commuters shop from subway stations with the cellphones. The biggest problem with ordering groceries for delivery has always been that looking at a selection of food online is very different from browsing the aisles at your local megamart. Homeplus, a South
Virtual Shopping in Real World Places Read More »
