Sunday, April 01, 2007

New Bar Codes Can Talk With Your Cellphone

Today's New York Times fronts with the interesting idea of using your customer's cellphones to bring your message to their pockets.

The idea is that Codes displayed in public places - on billboards, in magazines, on telephone poles - are photographed by cell phone users using their camera phones and are then translated by a program on the cell phone into some kind of advertising or informational message.

It's another one of those great technology ideas that seems a bit ahead of the curve. You want to make sure that your message is not only being presented to your audience, but also that the audience is able to react to it.

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1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Your article was well written but it failed to mention the free mobile platform.

Developed by Neomedia Technologies, Qode, is the mobile Swiss Army knife. A kind of mobile Google to turn on the internet of things.

IMO, if MSFT would have only joined forces back in 2004, they could have possibly toppled Google.

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