Starting next fall, your favorite NYC businesses will sport QR codes loaded with details about their inspections and regulations history. But scanning it won't be easy.
After raising millions in venture capital to launch a QR code technology called Sticky Bits, Chasen pirouetted--some would say rebooted--to a whole new concept, and thus was born the social music service Turntable.fm.
Merchants shell out $50 billion a year to the companies that process your credit card payments. One company, LevelUp, is dropping its fees altogether. Here's how they're getting away with it.
AR firm Layar reveals Creator--an attempt to turn printed material into a portal to digital content. Harry Potter's animated newspapers may yet be real.
The quality of Super Bowl ads often rivals the game itself, and yet every year brands will make missteps. Viewers will cringe, be bored, stop watching. Cartoonist Tom Fishburne sketches out the common stumbling blocks that leave brands writhing in the advertising pit of despair.
Most conference apps are just digital versions of the paper program. But Dell will use the app, created by Austin-based RED Method, to solicit real-time feedback from conference attendees and use that feedback to re-jigger programs on the fly.
