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]]> http://xyzzyxyzzy.net/2007/11/01/playing-tag/#comment-14 DrScofield Fri, 02 Nov 2007 07:20:09 +0000 http://xyzzyxyzzy.net/2007/11/01/playing-tag/#comment-14 <p>also, QRcodes seem to work without a redirecting server, whereas beetaggs always have to be resolved via their "tagging server"... i'll go for QR codes for my pictures, i think.</p> also, QRcodes seem to work without a redirecting server, whereas beetaggs always have to be resolved via their “tagging server”… i’ll go for QR codes for my pictures, i think.

]]> http://xyzzyxyzzy.net/2007/11/01/playing-tag/#comment-12 Sifu Moraga Thu, 01 Nov 2007 18:16:10 +0000 http://xyzzyxyzzy.net/2007/11/01/playing-tag/#comment-12 <p>QRcodes are really popular in Japan, but, then, they were invented there. My friend, Mick, at http://www.bluestar.co.uk showed my how his NTT DoCoMo phone can read them. The Kaywa reader on my E61i wasn't quite as good and I struggled with one slightly larger QRcode. I must say that I don't like the idea of BeeTaggs just because they don't seem to do anything more than QRcodes, except being prettier. Why go for a new system if the existing one is perfectly adequate? This is what kills such ideas! Oh well, they will never learn. Cheers, Sifu</p> QRcodes are really popular in Japan, but, then, they were invented there. My friend, Mick, at http://www.bluestar.co.uk showed my how his NTT DoCoMo phone can read them. The Kaywa reader on my E61i wasn’t quite as good and I struggled with one slightly larger QRcode. I must say that I don’t like the idea of BeeTaggs just because they don’t seem to do anything more than QRcodes, except being prettier. Why go for a new system if the existing one is perfectly adequate? This is what kills such ideas! Oh well, they will never learn. Cheers, Sifu

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