Creating QR Codes have never been easier. Here are two sites that will get you on the two-dimensional-barcode-scanning-bandwagon in no time.1) Kaywa: a mobile-service company based in Germany. Kaywa’s site features a generator that lets you create a basic QR Code. Straight forward and super easy to use, you’ll be able to customize, download and print your own QR Code with just a few mouse clicks.2) ZXing: (pronounced “zebra crossing”) an open-source project that focuses on the usability of built-in cameras on mobile phones. ZXing’s site features a generator that is very similar to Kaywa’s, but offers several more customizable content options (e.g. contact information, calendar event and geolocation) – this is the site for you if you’re looking for variety. If you have a QR reader installed on your mobile device, scan the QR above; I used Kaywa’s site to generate it and it works great! Related articles:Facebook Kicks Off Implementation of QR Codes (techcrunch.com)What Business Card? Just Scan My QR Code (fastcompany.com)
John "Mochi" Park | VP Technology
If you need a QR reader, AT&T has just unveiled a free app called Code Scanner for Android/Blackberry: http://bit.ly/cisOXr.
At www.businesscardqrcode.com you can convert a URL to a QR code and add it to a businesscard.
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