As many of you may have noticed, on the left side of the sidebar, we have placed a very weird "barcode" object. Some of you may know that this is the QR code which stores information such as SMS, URL, phone number etc. The QR code we have here is the URL address for this blog and we are going to explain how this thing works.
If you have a camera phone and internet access plan, all you need is a program called QR code reader. If your phone has a built-in QR code reader, then you can skip this part. One of the programs we have found online is the Kaywa Reader and this programs supports a wide variety of phones. If you have an iphone, you can download a program called iMatrix and you can watch a video here.
After you have installed the program on your phone, all you have to do is opened the program and have your camera focusing on our QR code. Within a few seconds, your phone will either save our blog URL or it will open our site in your web browser.
Don't believe me? Try it yourself!
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