Barcodes are everywhere: on our food, on our cars, in our art galleries. Yes, that’s correct: on our food, on our cars and in our art galleries (the subject of this post). But these barcodes are a ...

A couple of tech sites (Epicenter at Wired.com, ReadWriteWeb.com) recently featured stories about Nick Bilton, design integration editor and user interface specialist at The New York Times and the ...

You know that hot half-naked woman you see on the billboard outside of your work? Well, now you can own her shirt. H&M—or the European version of the GAP—is ...

Technologists have long dreamed of a clickable world, where machine-readable tags link physical objects to the universe of information on the Web. That dream came closer to reality this month with the ...

Software based on square bar codes could make surfing from mobile phones far less fiddly by allowing cellphone cameras to automatically load up web addresses. The open source software, called Semacode ...

Elliott Malkin's digital graffiti project, eRuv: a Street History in Semacode, uses semacodes to deliver historical audio content to New Yorkers and tourists following the route of the former 3rd ...

Semacode has released its latest QR Code reader for the iPhone. The scanner is available for free from the Apple App Store. Semacode has been building mobile 2D barcode scanners since 2004. The iPhone ...

It's one thing to type code that produces a "Hello World" message on your display, but quite another to make the gesture as grandly as one German programmer, who cut a wheat field in Semacode to ...

HAVE you sent a picture message from your camera-phone lately? No, we didn't think so. Mobile operators had hoped that the popularity of text messages—over 2 billion of which are sent every day ...

Click to viewIf you wanted to know how Apple’s iPhone ordering and paying patent could work in Starbucks, check these amazing screens created by designer Phil Lu. They not only look like the real ...