Comments on: Barcode Reader on the Nokia N95 http://www.brandnoo.com/2007/07/19/barcode-reader-on-the-nokia-n95/ Ramblings about geek culture and web development Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:31:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: lukman http://www.brandnoo.com/2007/07/19/barcode-reader-on-the-nokia-n95/#comment-100 lukman Wed, 11 Jun 2008 20:57:46 +0000 http://www.brandnoo.com/2007/07/19/barcode-reader-on-the-nokia-n95/#comment-100 "I’m not sure what use to me this will ever be" few to consider, instead to taking a business card from a contact, scan in their code and save all their details without having to put them in individually. have barcodes on large advertisements, want to contact the company/find info regarding the product being advertised? scan the code want someone to txt/e-mail you having read your your blog? put in a barcode which sends out the txt/e-mail. it is as it seems, for passing data in a form which is easily read, and can be saved with minimal input. “I’m not sure what use to me this will ever be”

few to consider, instead to taking a business card from a contact, scan in their code and save all their details without having to put them in individually.

have barcodes on large advertisements, want to contact the company/find info regarding the product being advertised? scan the code

want someone to txt/e-mail you having read your your blog? put in a barcode which sends out the txt/e-mail.

it is as it seems, for passing data in a form which is easily read, and can be saved with minimal input.

]]> By: Swampthing http://www.brandnoo.com/2007/07/19/barcode-reader-on-the-nokia-n95/#comment-6 Swampthing Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:47:02 +0000 http://www.brandnoo.com/2007/07/19/barcode-reader-on-the-nokia-n95/#comment-6 <p>Nokia was having reader problems. Nokia knows this. There is a resolution problem on 1D codes in the past that I know of. Not only that but the brands need to know how to turn on the product.</p> <p>There are a mobile platform named 'qode'. This application lets the mobile user click on 1D, 2D, QR data matrix, logos, trademarks, keywords, slogans, RFID, billboard, etc. Review their IP at www.neom.com.</p> <p>Neomedia Technologies along with HP, Publicis, Nokia, Gavitec, Active Print, and others are working on a Universal Reader for all mobile devices to read all codes. Check out MC2. Mobile Code Consortium.</p> <p>This is all about the internet of things and IP owned by a company that has the key to unlock the mobile web. </p> <p>Yahoo, Google, Microsoft all know about them. Everyone of these companies are tap dancing around the technology. Why did Microsoft drop their AURA program? Adaptable lens, what a joke. Google bought Neven Vision and talked about QR codes 2 years ago. Microsoft talked about it 2 years ago. </p> <p>The information is out there. Who has the right answer? We may ALL find out soon.</p> <p>Who will own the world wide highway reader to the internet of things?</p> Nokia was having reader problems. Nokia knows this. There is a resolution problem on 1D codes in the past that I know of. Not only that but the brands need to know how to turn on the product.

There are a mobile platform named ‘qode’. This application lets the mobile user click on 1D, 2D, QR data matrix, logos, trademarks, keywords, slogans, RFID, billboard, etc. Review their IP at http://www.neom.com.

Neomedia Technologies along with HP, Publicis, Nokia, Gavitec, Active Print, and others are working on a Universal Reader for all mobile devices to read all codes. Check out MC2. Mobile Code Consortium.

This is all about the internet of things and IP owned by a company that has the key to unlock the mobile web.

Yahoo, Google, Microsoft all know about them. Everyone of these companies are tap dancing around the technology. Why did Microsoft drop their AURA program? Adaptable lens, what a joke. Google bought Neven Vision and talked about QR codes 2 years ago. Microsoft talked about it 2 years ago.

The information is out there. Who has the right answer? We may ALL find out soon.

Who will own the world wide highway reader to the internet of things?

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