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With Shortcut App, Kooaba Says QR Codes Are a Thing of the Past
QR Codes are still struggling to gain adoption. The article’s video notes that what Kooaba needs is publisher cooperation - what I suggest it needs is ad sales, and a massive user base. QR is an open technology…there are a ton of scanners, and it’s widely usable on even some feature phones. This is more than app penetration - it’s a whole new technology and a new behavior for consumers to learn. Big hill to climb. But I wish them luck - it looks cool
[brightcove video=”1443476184001” /] Just as QR Codes seem to be appearing in print ads everywhere, Zurich-based startup Kooaba wants to relegate them to history. “We believe QR-Codes are belonging to an intermediate technology used for things it was never meant for,” the company writes in…
Just so everyone know repairing a cracked iPhone screen is NOT as easy as the YouTube video would have you believe…
