QR Codes   Tags: 2d code, barcode, qr codes  

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QR Codes, short for Quick Response Codes, are a type of barcode designed to be read by taking a picture with the camera on your mobile phone. They are also called 2d codes or mobile barcodes. Already popular in Japan, QR Codes have started to be more widely used in the United States. QR Codes link users to mobile content. You might have already seen them around. Retail store circulars are using them to connect you to their online merchandise, and publishers are putting them on books to allow you to access online author information. Even Neumann Library has started using QR Codes.

Most phones require the user to download an application (app) to read the QR code.

Selected apps are linked below. Find additional apps on the Mobile Barcodes website.

RedLaser

Works on iPhone and Andriod.

Scan

Available only in iTunes store.

BeeTagg

Works on iPhone, Andriod, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile. Website lists all compatible phones.

i-nigma Reader

Works on iPhone, Andriod, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile. Website lists all compatible phones.

Kaywa Reader

Works with Windows Mobile, Java, and Symbian phones.

QR Code Reader Software List - from Mobile-Barcodes

Microsoft Tag

 

Scan the code to download Neumann Library's contact information.