http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog all about 2d barcodes... Wed, 20 Jan 2010 06:02:59 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en With one of the most busiest travel times of the year fast approaching, FlightStats integrates with SPARQCodes (2d barcodes) to offer an exciting new way for mobile phone users to instantly get flight status by simply taking a picture with their mobile device.  Every search result on Flightstats.com will have ... http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog/2009/12/16/flightstats-using-sparqcodes/ A leading provider of Salesforce.com CRM solutions SCOUT has recently implemented a SPARQCode Contacts integration for Salesforce applications.  This free AppExchange (SPARQ Coder) extension easily allows any Salesforce contacts, sales leads, and other personal contact information to be easily transferred from the computer screen to a mobile phone ... http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog/2009/11/18/sparqcode-contacts-with-salesforce-com/ Have you seen artworks for sale in coffee shops and art pavilions?  Often, these artworks have labels that are written by hand and difficult to read.  We are proud to introduce the partnership of Gallerish and MSKYNET to begin offering a free label printing service to help artists ... http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog/2009/11/13/gallerish-art-labels-with-sparqcode/ With the recent RIM BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 launch, BlackBerrys will have a native built-in SPARQCode scanner.  One of the most popular uses for this scanner is to exchange BlackBerry PIN Contact information.  The SPARQCode generator Maestro has been enhanced to support this functionality so BlackBerry users can now create ... http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog/2009/11/12/sparqcodes-for-blackberry-pin-exchange/ SPARQCode™ is a 2d barcode standard that is an extension of the world’s largest known as QR Code with a user base of over 150+ million mobile phones. The SPARQCode standard is compatible with most mobile 2d barcode scanners available. We do the heavy lifting for you so you ... http://www.sparqcode.com/sparq-blog/2009/11/07/hello-world/