Comments on: Holy CueCat Batman! Japanese Mobile Users Scan Barcodes 40% Of The Time http://www.centernetworks.com/japanese-mobile-barcode-usage Web 2 and Social Media News and Reviews Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:50:56 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Dan York http://www.centernetworks.com/japanese-mobile-barcode-usage/comment-page-#comment-16054 Dan York Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-16054 Allen, It seems the video is missing... " Here is the video of Google Account Executive for Print Ads Tiffany Shen Miller discussing the bar codes: " I agree that the whole world of QR codes is a fascinating space right now. Dan Allen,
It seems the video is missing… ” Here is the video of Google Account Executive for Print Ads Tiffany Shen Miller discussing the bar codes: ”

I agree that the whole world of QR codes is a fascinating space right now.

Dan

]]> By: centernetworks http://www.centernetworks.com/japanese-mobile-barcode-usage/comment-page-#comment-16055 centernetworks Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-16055 weird - i see it and i checked 2 pcs on different connections - it's at the bottom of the story weird – i see it and i checked 2 pcs on different connections – it’s at the bottom of the story

]]> By: Swampthing http://www.centernetworks.com/japanese-mobile-barcode-usage/comment-page-#comment-16100 Swampthing Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-16100 I find your article interesting. I noticed someone else tied Google to the Cue Cat the other day. You may already know this. If not, Neomedia bought the Digital Convergence IP fostered from the old Cue Cat idea. Neomedia Technologies has developed a mobile reading platform for consumers/web users. Paperclick, Qode, and now the NeoReader. This platform allows users to click on physical world objects and get instant information in one click. The physical world objects could be, logos, trademarks, keywords(Google's main source of income), 1D barcodes(EAN UPC, etc,), 2D (QR DM, Aztec,), slogans, RFID, billboards, etc. Location based. It is all there. So, who should Google go after next? I would think that they want it (revenue) all for themselves. Why pay a licensing fee? It would help eliminate click fraud in the mean time. The Neoreader can be found at: http://www.neoreader.com It will read EAN, UPC, QR, data matrix, Aztec codes. Proprietary codes cannot be read with their reader. Brands can have anything interactive. Who will help develop the next interactive mobile mouse for consumers? I sure would love to walk down the street and say the "keyword" in the mobile browser and go right to a web site, get information, or a schedule, in one click! I find your article interesting. I noticed someone else tied Google to the Cue Cat the other day. You may already know this. If not, Neomedia bought the Digital Convergence IP fostered from the old Cue Cat idea. Neomedia Technologies has developed a mobile reading platform for consumers/web users. Paperclick, Qode, and now the NeoReader. This platform allows users to click on physical world objects and get instant information in one click.
The physical world objects could be, logos, trademarks, keywords(Google’s main source of income), 1D barcodes(EAN UPC, etc,), 2D (QR DM, Aztec,), slogans, RFID, billboards, etc.

Location based. It is all there. So, who should Google go after next?

I would think that they want it (revenue) all for themselves.

Why pay a licensing fee?

It would help eliminate click fraud in the mean time.

The Neoreader can be found at:
http://www.neoreader.com

It will read EAN, UPC, QR, data matrix, Aztec codes. Proprietary codes cannot be read with their reader.
Brands can have anything interactive.

Who will help develop the next interactive mobile mouse for consumers?

I sure would love to walk down the street and say the “keyword” in the mobile browser and go right to a web site, get information, or a schedule, in one click!

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