A Poor Man's Roast Beef or Fresh Boston Fried Cod each cost $1.25; a New England Boiled Dinner $3.50; Prime Rib with ...

Smart packaging transforms everyday products into digital touchpoints, using QR codes and AR to connect brands with customers ...

With 59% of consumers scanning daily, businesses must meet four key expectations: information, convenience, value and trust. Companies that understand these fundamentals can transform basic QR codes ...

Whether you’re scanning a QR code to view a restaurant menu, complete a payment, or download an app, the Camera app ensures a smooth and efficient experience.

It should go without saying but we’ll say it again: Don’t scan unknown QR codes. Ever. If it’s an unknown or unsolicited source, don’t scan it.

QR codes are those square barcode-looking things that when scanned by your iPhone 16 Pro, Galaxy S25 Ultra or any other phone, can send you straight to a particular webpage or to download an app ...

Keep the scanner app in a location you'll remember as you'll need to use it whenever you want to scan a QR code. Give it a try: Scan this QR code with your phone's camera.© Andrew Hoyle/CNET ...

Many of today's menus are printed on plain paper at the restaurant to keep them as updated as possible. A morning shopping spree or local catch inspires a chef, and demands adding a new dish.

Although QR codes used in pubs and restaurants are usually safe to scan, ones in open spaces like train stations or car parks, might pose a greater risk.

Scanning a QR code to order and pay for food is now commonplace at restaurants in China. [Photo/IC] Scanning a QR code to order and pay for food is now commonplace at restaurants in China as it boosts ...