Archive for September, 2010

Posted on September 30, 2010 - by Wayne Sutton

Google reader shares from social web for September 30, 2010

• I Am Number Four Trailer QR Code
• Success is very much the intersection of luck and hard work.
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• Blogging on Quora
• 3 kinds of blogs that attract readers
• Apple Releases iOS 4.2 Beta 2 For iPhone, iPod Touch And iPad [For Developers Only!]
• “Take Time To Speak To Your Customer And Learn What They Want” – Gregg Tomlinson
• Does a small amount of capital lead to small companies?
• The End of TechCrunch As We Know It
• The Secret To Being A Low Cost, High Quality Provider
• Is Social Media Marketing A Crock?
• Did Peter Thiel Make The Single Best Investment In History?
• 40 Rocking Band Websites for Inspiration
• #NewTwitter
• 9 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Make Your Own Logo
• The 9 Worst Ways to Use Twitter for Business
• 4 Steps To B2B Social Media Marketing Excellence With SAP Community Network
• Report: Skype to Integrate Facebook Data in Version 5.0
• Most Tweets Produce Zero Replies Or Retweets
• Think social media isn’t for B2B segment? Think again.
• Using Social Media to Create Links to Your Site – Stephan Spencer

Posted on September 29, 2010 - by Wayne Sutton

Google reader shares from social web for September 29, 2010

• Flowhub v2, Magazine & Community WordPress Theme
• Is Your Blog Platform Recession Proof?
• Congratulations to Mike Arrington and the TechCrunch Team
• 5 steps to creating a global brand
• Official Google Voice app finally headed to the iPhone?
• Tech women fight over why there aren’t enough women in tech (video)
• Tello lets you vote down employees for poor customer service
• What’s a rapper doing at a tech conference? Chamillionaire explains
• ScanLife Mobile Barcode Trend Report
• Foursquare makes it easier to find the most popular venues in town
• Join Us for The Social Network

Posted on September 28, 2010 - by Wayne Sutton

Google reader shares from social web for September 28, 2010

• Nerdscaping a QR Code
• QR Code Readers for the iPhone 4 Compared
• QR Code Campaign for Fat Bastards
• Printers, Self-Promotion, and QR Codes
• Peter Verkooijen wrote a new channel post: ‘Social networks are referral engines’
• Sothink Free Video Converter – The Simplest Way to Convert Videos for Any Devices
• RIM Unveils The BlackBerry PlayBook
• NavFree: iPhone & iPad Turn-by-Turn Navigation – No Cost
• Spoton commented on the blog post SCVNGR ‘taking on Foursquare’
• News and Events on Google Maps
• 70 Logo Designers To Follow on Twitter
• 100+ Logo designs inspiration #11
• The Best HTML 5 Tutorials
• 45+ Very Functional Javascript Sliders and Scrollers
• Designer Flow Chart Picks Typefaces For Your Projects
• 35 Stunning HD Retina Wallpapers for iPhone 4
• Room To Breathe: Tips to Get More Done with Less Stress
• Google Buys Schedule Management Startup Plannr
• Sharp Launching Android Tablets, E-Book Store
• From Hype to Disaster: Segway’s Timeline [Voices]

Posted on September 28, 2010 - by Wayne Sutton

Google reader shares from social web for September 28, 2010

• Nerdscaping a QR Code
• QR Code Readers for the iPhone 4 Compared
• QR Code Campaign for Fat Bastards
• Printers, Self-Promotion, and QR Codes
• Peter Verkooijen wrote a new channel post: ‘Social networks are referral engines’
• Sothink Free Video Converter – The Simplest Way to Convert Videos for Any Devices
• RIM Unveils The BlackBerry PlayBook
• NavFree: iPhone & iPad Turn-by-Turn Navigation – No Cost
• Spoton commented on the blog post SCVNGR ‘taking on Foursquare’
• News and Events on Google Maps
• 70 Logo Designers To Follow on Twitter
• 100+ Logo designs inspiration #11
• The Best HTML 5 Tutorials
• 45+ Very Functional Javascript Sliders and Scrollers
• Designer Flow Chart Picks Typefaces For Your Projects
• 35 Stunning HD Retina Wallpapers for iPhone 4
• Room To Breathe: Tips to Get More Done with Less Stress
• Google Buys Schedule Management Startup Plannr
• Sharp Launching Android Tablets, E-Book Store
• From Hype to Disaster: Segway’s Timeline [Voices]

Posted on September 28, 2010 - by Wayne Sutton

Guy makes giant QR Code that you can see from space and Google Earth captured it

Hat tip to 2D code blog for posting about the giant 625 sq ft QR Code that Eric Rice is making in his drive way. Eric is calling the QR Code project “nerdscaping”. I assume that means “nerd landscaping”. Although the QR code is not finished it looks like Google flew over his house and grabbed a picture of it. Eric tweeted the following yesterday.

Here’s what a photo a what Google captured.

photo By Eric Rice

I’m already asking myself, now why didn’t I think of that.

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Update

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Would you build a giant QR Code in your yard? Do you see more people using QR Codes?