QR Code Archive

  • By Sam Parker Miles and piles of produce? Soul-draining fluorescent lights? Apathetic, mop-haired youths in polo shirts? You must be shopping for groceries, a particularly un-fun form of shopping little changed from the first aisle-based supermarkets. But South Korean supermarket chain Homeplus has implemented an easier method of grocery shopping for busy commuters. After questioning how to become No. 1 in South Korea’s online market without increasing the number of stores, the outlet turned its subway advertising into a way for commuters to shop while they wait for their train....

    Buy Groceries Online: Shopping Made Simple With Homeplus’ On-The-Go Grocery App

    Posted on July 9, 2012 | 3 Comments
    By Sam Parker Miles and piles of produce? Soul-draining fluorescent lights? Apathetic, mop-haired youths in polo shirts? You must be shopping for groceries, a particularly un-fun form of shopping little changed from the first aisle-based supermarkets. But South Korean supermarket chain Homeplus has implemented an easier method of grocery shopping for busy commuters. After questioning how to become No. 1 in South Korea’s online market without increasing the number of stores, the outlet turned its subway advertising into a way for commuters to shop while they wait for their train....

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  • By Andrew Pryor At first, a qr code art gallery sounds forehead-smacking obvious. Of course an art gallery with no actual art on display would leave many visitors looking at their phones – as they head for the exit. However, one novel exhibit is keeping guests happy without hanging any art at all. Artform Gallery & Tattoo’s official website describes the origins of the “Through the Looking Glass” project, and the picture becomes clearer. “When you have a new way to look at the world through a device in the...

    QR Code Art Gallery: Phoning It In

    Posted on October 17, 2011 | 4 Comments
    By Andrew Pryor At first, a qr code art gallery sounds forehead-smacking obvious. Of course an art gallery with no actual art on display would leave many visitors looking at their phones – as they head for the exit. However, one novel exhibit is keeping guests happy without hanging any art at all. Artform Gallery & Tattoo’s official website describes the origins of the “Through the Looking Glass” project, and the picture becomes clearer. “When you have a new way to look at the world through a device in the...

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