A QR Code (a.k.a. QRickit) is a square barcode that can be scanned using the camera of your smartphone or tablet. Since it is a free and open technology, anyone can make and use QR Codes for personal and business purposes. By scanning a QRickit, a mobile user can instantly get data without having to call or text. The data can be a URL, a calendar event, text, someone's contact info, and more. Everyday millions of people around the world use QRickits. The latest smartphones come with a QR Code reader already installed. Just open the camera and point it to the QR Code. QR Codes are a convenient way to connect mobile users to online content, and to send text, email, calendar events, or contact info to someone else. Make QR Codes here to use with family, friends and business. There are many ways to use QRickits. Be QReative! |  |
Did you know that QRickits have been BIG in Japan even before smartphones were available? You see them on almost everything—from softdrink cans and candy bar wrappers to posters, real estate signs, billboards, business cards, magazines, newspapers, and more. Well, this is not surprising since QRickit was born in Japan. (The QR Code was originally developed by a Japanese company, Denso Wave, in 1994 for inventory management in the automotive industry.) Now, QR Codes are the most widely used barcodes for mobile phones in the world. Small, medium and large businesses like Google, McDonald's, Coca Cola, Best Buy, as well as individuals, students, parents, teachers, bands, real estate agents, and more have adopted QRickits. They have even appeared on the popular TV series CSI (watch video clip below). See more videos, photos, stories, news and ideas at the QRickit Blog. For more info about QRickit QR Codes, please see the FAQ. |
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QRickits are definitely helping people to obtain and transfer info as well as do a wide variety of things on their smartphones. |
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