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I do hope the next iteration of QR codes involves steganography in beautiful images instead of these monstrously ugly and impersonal eye sores. Who's up for th
by aneth4 14y ago
I do hope the next iteration of QR codes involves steganography in beautiful images instead of these monstrously ugly and impersonal eye sores.
Who's up for the challenge?
- vyrotek 14y agoMicrosoft Tag - http://tag.microsoft.com/what-is-tag/custom-tags.aspx http://tag.microsoft.com/what-is-tag/custom-tags.aspx
- aneth4 14y agoExcellent. Unfortunately it may not be adopted because Microsoft is undoubtedly trying to make it "part of the Windows ecosystem."
- MyKeysAreLost 14y agoI am no Microsoft fan, but their tag generation is now free (http://tag.microsoft.com/what-is-tag/benefits.aspx http://tag.microsoft.com/what-is-tag/benefits.aspx). However, the adoption is almost nothing ... almost comparable to the slim adoption of their Azure cloud. And their scanner does work on Android. Didn't find one for iOS though.
- aneth4 14y ago"In the future, we may charge for certain enhanced features, such as more robust reporting or new types of Tags, but the basic features will remain free" Not that I'm opposed to charging, but who wants to deal with such uncertainty with a technology like this?
- vyrotek 14y agoI'm not a fan of Tag either but I was just sharing Tag for the sake of showing that something existed. But I am a huge fan of Windows Azure! I've worked at 3 companies so far that are deployed on Azure and it has been a great experience.
- paul9290 14y agoI wish all smartphones manufacturers would build a QR code scanner into the built in camera app. Here in the U.S. I don't think any manufacturer (Apple, Samsung, etc) have done this? Maybe it's because of patents? On a different note .. love this idea and good luck to you!