INSTORE’s November Brain Squad survey asked jewelers whether they use QR codes in their stores — and the industry is pretty evenly split. Exactly 49% said yes, 51% said no.
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Your grocery total may start changing in real time as e-tags take over
Grocery shopping is quietly entering a new phase in which the numbers on the shelf are no longer fixed until the next weekly ...
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Scammers can empty your bank account using restaurant QR menus; here's how to stay safe
QR code scams have increased in recent months. Scammers are now targeting people who use QR codes in restaurants to view menus and make payments. Many restaurants are now using QR menus. A QR code is ...
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Barcode readers, document scanners, and sound meters are just a few clunky gadgets you can ditch by installing these ...
Plans to create a car park on the site of the former Clansman Club near Glasgow Airport in Paisley have been approved by ...
Abstract: The Quick Response (QR) code, a machine-readable optical label, is a pattern two-dimensional of black and white blocks. At present its applications extend to various domains, including ...
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