http://www.archrival.com/ideas/13/qr-codes-go-to-college
I think that one issue is that to get a QE code to work you need to go from
digital to paper to digital. It would be a lot better to go digital to
digital.
So I think things like near field communication may be better in the end.
“Consumer-facing, web-based connectedness is the must-have capability for a thriving business with capital on tap — and with good reason. But for non-profits and cause-driven companies with fewer resources, a more meaningful connection is required.”
This looks like being your new phone. Have a look at the video. Any thoughts?
http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/11/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-skyrocket-review/
Robots going in circles each with a stick attached protruding up a few centimeters – passing under the strings and striking the strings with their sticks…
Some of these figures seem wrong but mostly the more techie fields do well…
The article in the New York Times is quite interesting. The study referenced contains a huge amount of data – some of which is quite fascinating.
We live in fast moving times.
Imagine two or three years after the invention of the airplane or telephone and getting a bummer review like this on your latest effort.
