Are you tired your iPhone doesn’t read properly 2d barcodes ? Here we give you the best solution for it: Quickmark.

You will find it on the AppStore and it will allow you to read codes really fast in scanning mode, so there is no need to take any photo. It decodes them instantly!

The only thing is that you have to pay for it. It’s only 0.79 € . The app is worth it’s price.

Here you have a demo to see how it works. Click here.

The catalan-andorran band Lexu’s presented the video clip of the song “Cau” from the album “The perfect life” with the support of QR Channel. 
In this video you can see two different QR codes, do you want to know what do they hide? Here is the video.

Many cities in the state are interested in this technology, Radio Ciutat de Badalona has interviewed the coordinator of QR Channel, Marc Vives, who discusses QR codes. You can listen him by clicking here.

El Diari de Tarragona published a report on February 1st focused on the QR codes technology and the QR Channel social network. Click here to read it.

Microsoft has developed a new type of two-dimensional code and  they have simply called Tag. We can see at a glance that there are two major differences with the rest of codes that we know (QR, DataMatrix, BiDi). These new tags are made up of triangles and they have color, that allows them to have a higher capacity.

The creators have designed this new type of code thinking in the devices that have focus problems  (as might happen with  low quality camera phones). 
Nowadays the service that they offer is free and it’s in a beta version.

For more information click here.

Primario restaurant in Barcelona, uses QR codes to facilitate the public an updated daily menu. Many curious have read it to guess whatpara is hidden behind this QR code. Whether it is day or night, as if it is sunny or cloudy, you can read the poster because it is backlit.

The company PepsiCo has created a massive campaign to promote its soft drink Pepsi through QR codes in the UK. Aiming to promote its product it has prepared 400 million of Pepsi cans with QR codes printed on them, that allow prizes to those who read them.

Pepsi has made a great campaign involving the codes in which not only it can be obtained mobile games, screensavers, and so on. It also offers concert tickets. Led by the image of the model Kelly Brook, this campaign is clearly geared towards a young target, aware of the possibilities of new technologies.

Pepsi’s QR Campaign