QR Codes are like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to get when you go through the bother of pulling out your cell phone, snapping a 2D code of any kind. This is ...

A consumer just scans the code already on the package, and the application provides product related information. The application now serves as an assistant to consumers doing product research in-store ...

A plethora of new mobile phone applications allow users to type in a code or snap a picture of a product to find out exactly how much their local retailer is gouging them for that tube of toothpaste.

The third edition of the Mobile Barcode Trend Report for Q1 2011 was recently published by ScanLife. It showed significant growth in barcode scanning, in terms of active users, app downloads and total ...

What: A special ceremony will take place today at Marsh supermarket (Main Street Market) commemorating the 40-year anniversary of the first UPC scan. A limited supply of free gum will be given to ...

ScanLife links consumers to product info via UPC bar code scanning ScanLife has launched a new feature that lets consumers scan UPC bar codes from books, DVDs and electronics to get pricing ...