Yesterday, with the usual fanfare, yet another new iPhone was unveiled. As with the third-generation iPad, Apple announced that the new smartphone would support the new LTE wireless standard. But […]
Without a drunk Apple employee leaving the prototype of the next iPhone in a bar, more and more details about the upcoming iPhone 5 have emerged in recent weeks. By […]
When I recently connected o2’s LTE router for the first time and the 4G indicator did not light up, I was already preparing myself for a product test as disappointing […]
Ever wondered where those square pixel graphics come from? QR codes, or 2D barcodes, seem to be everywhere lately – for example at CeBIT last week and even on billboards. I have just come across the website goqr.me, where you can generate these codes yourself.
You can use the iPhone app Barcoo to read the barcode. If, for example, you store a telephone number in the code and scan it with the app, you can call the number with one additional tap. That could be quite practical on a business card … This ease of use is probably one reason the codes are spreading so quickly.
Here is the link again: QR Code Generator – Create QR Codes Online [2D Barcode, T-Shirt, Mug, Business Card, QR Code] – goQR.me.
As engadget.com reports once again today, the fifth-generation iPhone is not expected until September. Until now, Apple had always launched the latest generation of its popular smartphone in the summer […]
… or a foldable tablet? That is the question when you watch videos of the Kyocera Echo, initially available only in the USA. I find the folding mechanism very impressive. […]
