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What is a QR Code?

The symbol to the right is called a Quick-Response Code (QR Code).

It is an easy way to load a web page on your phone without typing anything in. It has been popular in Japan for years and is now becoming popular in the US.

Most smartphones and many camera phones can use these symbols. On many phones you will need to install a QR Code Reader application, and some ship with the software already installed.

Free QR Code readers are available for many phones:

iPhone
- The most popular program is RedLaser, which can be downloaded for free.
- For other options, search for "QR Reader" in the App Store.
- There are plenty of free apps to choose from that work great
Android
- Some Android phones already include an app called ZXing
- If not, search for "QR Reader" in the Android Marketplace
- There are plenty of free apps to choose from that work great
Blackberry
- Search for "QR Reader" in the Blackberry App World
- There are plenty of free apps to choose from that work great
Other Phones
- Check out the detailed list of mobile QR Reader applications. Find your phone's manufacturer on the right-side of the page and it will provide instructions on available software.
- Phones supported by BeeTagg, a popular reader.