So I’m sitting in a coffee shop (something I rarely do), and
was reading the newspaper (in print), again, something I rarely do (read the
newspaper in print, that is; I read several every day, electronically).
As I’m reading, there’s a review of newly released movie, so
I started reading it and there, in the corner, is a QR code. Knowing a great
deal about QR codes, I whipped out my smartphone and used my QR code reader app
to do what it wanted me to do; see the trailer of the movie.
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| This QR code leads the reader to the movie's trailer |
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| Scan it with your QR Code reader app. Don't have one yet? Read on. |
Imagine, sitting in a coffee shop, reading a printed
newspaper, and then watching a movie trailer on my smartphone’s little screen.
Pretty cool. And also pretty nifty.
Watching movie trailers isn’t all it’s good for. Oh no!
There’s a whole world of really useful information out there and readily
available on your smartphone via QR codes.
Want to know more about QR Code readers? Check out the
several articles I’ve written about them. Who knows? In addition to watching movie trailers, perhaps your business can benefit from them too.
And
one that I wrote for Technorati:
Oh,
and here's the QR code for my interior design business. Use your new QR code reader app to
see how I’m using QR codes to tell people about it.
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| Beryn Hammil Designs' QR code. |
The
information contained herein is for guideline purposes only, is not intended as
an endorsement of any product, and is no guarantee of the results.
Images
courtesy of San Francisco Examiner
Copyright © The B. Hammil Company 2011
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