The Lost Soles At Brooks
The other day I realized I needed new running shoes and so went down to my trusty neighborhood sports store. Now I don’t run that often so the last time … Continue reading
Capital Fringe Fail
I care so much about QRackd and spreading the Snipp mobile gospel that I almost got trampled writing this post. No lie! Let me explain… I like walking and exploring … Continue reading
Progressive Regresses…
Little kids learn very quickly not to play with fire. New Yorkers learn to ignore people who come up and talk to them on the street (even if they are … Continue reading
Samsung Sings a Sad Ol’ Song…
One of the weird thing about being a child of the Internet generation (ok, not so much a child as a grand-daddy with a young heart) is that once you … Continue reading
NJ Transit: Almost Smart, But Still a little Qrackd…
The other day I was taking a train back from New Jersey to New York. Now, despite what most (New York) people would say, Jersey ain’t that bad. After all, … Continue reading
Farmers love mobile – and websites they can view easily!
Perusing in Target over the weekend and came across this display of grapes, with a QR code prominently displayed. No text or call to action, but as a Snipp-er, I … Continue reading
Und Sie Siemens? Then Fail QR Codes!
You would think they would know better. Or at least The Economist magazine, which is where this ad below appeared in. (Note: I am somewhat mortified here because I had … Continue reading
Smarty Pants Social Passport…
So I always thought that crack’d QR codes happened at big businesses where some little person made a stupid mistake. Or just didn’t think. Or was too busy doing something … Continue reading
Brooklyn Should Know Better…
I was walking around Brooklyn the other day and saw a Visit Brooklyn poster (oh, the irony…) on a bus shelter. It had a QR code on it (see below). … Continue reading
Not Clear!!
Some of you may have heard of Clear – its a new 4G wireless data service. Its pretty awesome – $50/month and you get *unlimited* data on the go. Its … Continue reading