A QR Code (Quick Response Code) is a 2-dimensional barcode. When read by a QR code reader on a smartphone, the phone's browser will be directed to the programmed information embedded within the code.
These codes can embed web addresses, phone numbers and other contact information. They create shortcuts to make it easy to engage smartphone users since typing in urls can be extremely tedious. A QR code scan provides a seamless connection to whatever is embedded in the code.
QR Codes can be used on signs, magazines, billboards, buses, business cards, product displays or just about any visual media. Mobile tagging with QR codes is the fastest way to link physical objects to the digital world. Information has never been easier to engage with or share.
Most QR Codes are friendly to all QR code reader apps. Here are a few friends of ours that we recommend.
Red Laser- Red Laser is a free scanning application for iPhone and Andoid that has been downloaded over 9 million times.
Optiscan- Optiscan for iPhone is the fastest QR code scanner available on the App Store, Optiscan automatically locates and scans QR codes in the camera viewfinder.
ScanLife- The worldwide leader in mobile barcode scanning. Applications on Android, Itunes, Windows, Blackberry and Nokia.
MobileTag- Universal barcode reader and shopping app. Can be found in all app stores.
I-nigma- 3GVision's i-nigma is the industry's most comprehensive 1D/2D Mobile Barcode Solution.
AT&T Code Scanner- Reads UPC and QR codes that you find on products, in ads or on-line, allowing you to compare product prices, read product reviews, view mobile web sites and video clips, get coupons and discounts or learn more about your favorite products.
Quickmark- One of the most popular iPhone applications in the mobile barcode category.
Google Shopper - The most complete app for scanning QR Codes, UPC Codes, and Microsoft Tags. Also, Google Shopper utilizes image recognition for book covers and media. Find prices, reviews, specs and more. Shopper is powered by Google Product Search.
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