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Device Evolution
by Scott on March 31, 2007

The barrier? Principally that US mobile operators can't be bothered to implement barcode systems and thereby maximize mobile commerce opportunities. They are stuck selling Fergie ringtones and baseball scores.
Apparently Microsoft, H-P, Motorola have been looking at the technology with a view to tying up with advertisers to spawn its use Stateside. Apparently the major operators are looking at it too, though the article casts Verizon as still in love with the progress its made with text messaging. Hey, why leave the 1990s?
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Vote for Mobile Bar Codes Coming to US?:
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Rating: 8.00 out of 3 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Michael Professional
(04/01/07 1:48pm)
I can't imagine how mobile bar codes can help increase mobile commerce
Response from:
John Barton
(04/02/07 11:32pm)
I don't see how this works technically to benefit mobile users...:S
Response from:
Swampthing
(04/09/07 6:34pm)
The mobile platform Qode is more than just a bar code reader. This is about the internet of things. Being able to turn them on to find out more information. One click on the bar code, trademark, logo, keyword, and you have a bus schedule, a coupon, preview of the movie before renting, rebate sent to the user, sweepstake entries, assembly instructions, nearest location, etc. Think outside the box.
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muhabbet
(08/02/09 9:22am)
thank you admin very beatifull ..
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