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This free QR Code Generator creates QR Codes with logo-images. Generate your QR Code for urls, vcard, facebook, youtube and more. Download in print quality as PNG, SVG, PDF, EPS. Via Gust MEES 
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April 15, 4:10 PM
Do you know Snapeous ? a new mobile application that allow you to snap any qrcode you want ? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lauthigab.snapeous&referrer=utm_source%3Dwww.scoop.it
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April 16, 5:56 AM
The unpublished report on 2D code readers for mobile marketing. Finally discover the most successful and popular barcode readers:
http://blog.ubleam.com/a-complete-survey-on-2d-barcodes-reading-performances-on-mobile/ Delete the scoop?
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Les "QR codes" fleurissent depuis quelques années dans tous les environnements : presse, lieux publics, pages web, boîtes d'emballages... mais savez-vous vraiment si leur utilisation est sécurisée ? Que risquez-vous en utilisant ces mystérieux dessins noir & blanc ? Via Jean-Robert Bos, Frederic GOUTH, Gust MEES 
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January 14, 10:43 AM
Les récentes déclarations de Symantec déclaraient récemment que de faux codes QR sont fréquemment trouvés dans les lieux publics (métro, aéroports, centre-ville) : des organisations ayant pris la fâcheuse habitude de coller des codes QR malveillants en lieu et place des codes QR officiels sur des publicités, affiche ou affichage officiels. Delete the scoop?
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