A couple of months ago I wrote a post about QR codes. Recently I needed to find an APP for QR codes to a Smartphone running Windows Phone 6.5. Not that it is hard to find at all. There are a lot of them but I will share a couple of links with your guys here:
Free QR Scanner Apps:
Mobiletag:
http://mobiletag.com/en/download.php
BeeTagg:
http://www.beetagg.com/en/download-qr-reader
Personally I use BeeTagg, because it is free, fast, simple and easy to use. It is available for almost any phone you might have like: Apple, BlackBerry, HTC, LG, Nokia, Sony Ericsson and a lot more.
The thing is that these codes are getting more and more mainstream and a lot of people and companies are beginning to see the possibilities with those smart codes and the fact that almost everyone today have a smartphone and bring it with them everywhere. Another thing is that the codes make people curious, because you don’t know what is behind the code before you have made a scan with your phone. The way the apps works is that they use the camera in your phone to scan those QR code and translate them to a link or whatever the code represents.




Not everyone Thomas… I sure don’t, I’m so behind the times. Don’t even have internet access or text. Looking into the texting though, probably not the internet access. I did get an iPod Touch though so I have WiFi with that. Aren’t you proud of me? Moving up in the world.
Now that’s interesting because I figured that just scanning these might eventually start running into problems as well. Sounds like this can do the trick.
Thanks for sharing and sorry I haven’t been by in awhile. Hope all is well.
Adrienne
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Hi Adrienne
Always a pleasure to have you here. Ipod Touch is pretty up to date I would say and you actually can get a QR code reader for iPod touch I can see: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-reader-for-iphone/id368494609?mt=8
Have a great weekend
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That’s so cool, thanks Thomas. Great to see you as well my friend. Hope all is well.
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I use a HTC smartphone so many things you can do with them eh… thanks for the info.
jbsmartp
Hey, Thomas! I’ve been hearing a lot about these QR codes recently. I think it’s a pretty nice idea for mobile devices. I haven’t tried them personally, but hope to some day soon.
Great info about the free apps I can use. Thanks for the post and take care.
Allyson
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Hi Allyson
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Glad you liked my post. QR codes really are showing up anywhere in public lately.
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QR Codes have really changed the world of information exchange between the devices. Thanks for sharing this review.
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Hey Thomas,
Great article and resources. I have an iphone and there are just as many options for scanners.
QR codes are definitely beginning to dominate. I just recently learned about them and now i see them everywhere.
Even on billboards!
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Great apps here! Way back years ago, I haven’t really know the use of qr scanner! LOL But now, I find its use, I would definitely try one for my nokia phone. I choose the one you’ve recommended, Bee Tagg. It’s nice that you’ve shared this!
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I used the Bee Tagg app on the latest Nokia Phone I had. It was working great.
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Thanks! I will have this one for my phone, for sure it could help me a lot!
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