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September 23, 2013 04:00 pm GMT
QR codes (you know, those square images that can be scanned by your phone and point you to mobile websites) have never quite taken off with a mass audience, but some startups aren't giving up the technology. For example, there's Tel Aviv-based Visualead, which just raised $1.6 million in Series A funding.The idea of QR codes is appealing because the codes promise to connect physical, printed objects (such as business cards, fliers, and posters) to the digital world. The problem? They're also confusing and downright ugly unless you like random square dots printed on a square grid.
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Visualead Raises $1.6M For QR Codes That (Kind Of) Blend In
QR codes (you know, those square images that can be scanned by your phone and point you to mobile websites) have never quite taken off with a mass audience, but some startups aren't giving up the technology. For example, there's Tel Aviv-based Visualead, which just raised $1.6 million in Series A funding.The idea of QR codes is appealing because the codes promise to connect physical, printed objects (such as business cards, fliers, and posters) to the digital world. The problem? They're also confusing and downright ugly unless you like random square dots printed on a square grid.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/KX5MdbLCUZ4/
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