QR Codes are great for many reasons when executed well, but let’s face it, they are not the prettiest things in the world.  To many, they look like a game of Space Invaders or some kind of bizarre maze. So here at ScanLife, we carried out a survey to find out more on the topic. […] Read the rest of this entry »

For those of us who live in London, and have the dubious pleasure of using public transport daily, QR codes are becoming part of the landscape. We see them in the daily newspapers, on billboards, advertisements, etc. To the surprise of many, including your humble correspondent, marketers seem undeterred by the complete lack of wi-fi […] Read the rest of this entry »

Two weeks ago, we released the results from a study that illustrate a high awareness and adoption of QR Codes among U.S. marketers. The survey gave us some tremendous insight into what marketers want out of 2D barcodes. Conducted through uSamp’s SurveyBuilder, the sample included over 100 marketers from both large and small businesses in industries […] Read the rest of this entry »

The ScanLife “Crazy Code” Competition came to a close when we announced Susan Lambeck as our winner. We saw a wide variety of innovative ways to use ScanLife – turtles to toilet paper were adorned with 2D codes! Read the rest of this entry »

We are giving away a new iPad to the person that sends us a photo of the most brilliant, fresh, and crazy place for a 2D code. Read the rest of this entry »

This week, Edmonton Journal, a daily newspaper, introduced ScanLife to their readers with a big splash. They printed a giant code on their front page, placed shelf talkers wherever papers were sold, and even celebrated with a launch party! Read the rest of this entry »

ScanLife has released an update to its ScanLife Code Management Platform which has some great features for Business accounts.  The first and largest is that we have added the ability to generate both QR Codes and Datamatrix codes right from ScanLife.  These will be in addition to the EZcode – all of which the ScanLife […] Read the rest of this entry »