Examples of QR codes (Quick Research Codes/dot-matrix bar code) on magazine advertisements and similar are now starting to become more mainstream; take this B&Q example for instance. Growing sales of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets will only add to their popularity.
Below are some of my own ideas on how QR codes could be used to research products more easily on your smartphone. Read more.
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