NeoReader QR-Code Reader - Mobile-Barcodes.com The NeoReader is a barcode scanning mobile phone application that allows you to capture all forms of mobile barcodes including QR-Codes, Datamatrix, Aztec Codes, EAN, UPC, and Code 128. The NeoReader prizes itself as a universal reader due to its diversity of barcode support. One of the main marketing goals of the NeoReader QR-Code reader is the ability to breach the gap between the physical and virtual world; QR-Codes and the NeoReader are there to fill that gap. The NeoReader has come under some criticism for it's unofficial need to capture specific data about users. Many are led to believe that NeoReader capture such data to pass it on to paying organisations. There is no documentation to confirm this within the NeoReader or their website. Download The NeoReader can be download free via a the following options: Mobile Phone Connect to the internet on your mobile phone and then point your browser at: App Store iPhone App Store Compatibility Screenshot Links
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Top 5 iPhone QR Code Apps « « MarcForrest.comMarcForrest.com Marc On March 22, 2011 http:/www.marcforrest.com If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Or else you can follow me on Twitter Thanks for visiting! I have been doing a bit of research around QR Codes in South Africa, and they are definitely on the rise. There is so much potential for them, especially in SA, where most people have a cellphone, and although I am only looking at iPhones in this post, a lot of cellphones are starting to support them now. There are hundreds of different QR Code reader apps available for the iPhone, and I have done some research around them, to see which are the best. Most of the readers managed with the basics like URL, text & SMS, but a lot of them struggled with the trickier codes like calendar entries & the modified codes. 5. Calendar – No Contact Information – Yes Email Address – Yes Geo Location – No Phone Number – Yes SMS – Yes Text – Yes URL – Yes Altered Image – No 4. 3. 2. i-nigma – Free 1.
QR Code Generator, 2d Barcode Generator, QR Code A QR code generator is a software or online application that allows you to create QR codes. QR codes are probably the most popular and flexible two-dimensional barcode that is used by most businesses and individuals for anything from their marketing campaigns, education and even in ordinary lives and lets not forget just for fun! They’re widely used by any web design agency As QR codes gain popularity, more and more Web sites are offering free QR code generator services. 1. The best thing about QR codes is that it can contain a lot of different types of information behind it. 2. On the other side of the spectrum, there are generators that try to incorporate as many types of information possible, but the resulting interface is too confusing to use to be of any help at all. 3. 4. This would come especially handy when you are putting up the generated code solely on your Web site. 5. Imagine having to take care of dozens of QR codes for different clients, products and services.
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