QR (quick response) codes have been around for nearly 30 years. Developed in 1994 by a Japanese engineer for the purpose of tracking components in car factories, they have evolved into a highly ...

MarketingProfs shows how to use QR codes properly in order to take your marketing to the next level. Check out our sample of the 10 best and worst examples.

An example of QR codes on headstones may offer an entry point to begin thinking through these questions. Gravestone monuments, after all, are built of sturdy matter such as granite, fieldstone ...

Quick Response (QR) codes link consumers to websites fast. Here's how to use them, and why you'd want to.

QR codes could be one way for digital platforms like Snapchat, Facebook and others to provide more concrete measurements. For example, Facebook is reportedly testing a rewards feature leveraging ...

QR codes make it easy for the public to access marketing, advertising, and other interactive media, but they must be clicked on cautiously, just like any other digital tool.

If you find it inconvenient to share your Android phone’s hotspot details manually, you can create a QR code that others can scan from their devices to connect to your hotspot. It's easier than you ...

Scanning a QR code can expose you to identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Quick-response, or QR codes, which store links and other information and are readable by a ...

For example, you can copy a link and send it to a friend who has trouble scanning a QR code at a restaurant. How to deal with unruly QR codes that won't scan ...

QR codes can link to almost any type of digital information. Cross-stitching is one unique way to create your own in an artful way.