QR Codes have become an integral part of our digital lives. However, like any technology, they’re not without their hiccups. QR Code scanning problems can disrupt marketing campaigns, frustrate users,…
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Scanning is where the QR Code journey begins. From smartphone cameras to specialized apps and devices, this collection explores how QR Code scanners work, where they’re used, and what makes a great scanning experience, across industries and use cases.
In 2022, around 89 million smartphone users in the US scanned a QR Code on their mobile devices. This may touch 100 million by 2025 (Source: Statista). This clearly shows…
Although QR Codes have existed for a while, they haven’t become widely popular. However, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought QR Codes to the forefront of technology. According to…
QR Codes are transforming how we access information digitally, with 99.5 million Americans using it by 2025. They are quick, easy, and seamless, making them the best for businesses and…
While keeping up with the digital world, you’ve come across these little square boxes filled with black and white patterns. These are called QR Codes, an abbreviation for Quick Response…
Have you noticed how smartphones and digital tech have taken over our lives? It’s hard to imagine a day without them! As digital technology evolves, QR Codes are seeing a…
Yes, you read that right. It seems Google is determined to make use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) to ensure that every smartphone user has access to useful information on their…
QR Codes are widely used by print marketers globally. But for mass adoption of QR Codes, there is still a bottleneck. The end-users need to first download a QR Code scanning…
QR Codes are popularly known as advanced barcodes. These 2D barcodes were introduced way back in 1994 by Toyota, yet their popularity then was threatened with a major bottleneck –…
You know what is a QR Code is and what is it used for. It is a 2D barcode that stores information including text, numbers, and URLs. Hence, you see…