To generate your own 2 barcodes go to:
● Offer best detection capabilities for BeeTagg Code, QR Code and Datamatrix.
● Support as many handsets as possible and as fast as possible.
● Offer an excellent and intuitive user interface.
● Being customizable or brandable (see below).
● Being extendable (it will be very soon) as this will allow completely new uses and applications.
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To generate your own 2 barcodes go to:
● Offer best detection capabilities for BeeTagg Code, QR Code and Datamatrix.
● Support as many handsets as possible and as fast as possible.
● Offer an excellent and intuitive user interface.
● Being customizable or brandable (see below).
● Being extendable (it will be very soon) as this will allow completely new uses andapplications.
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When a tablet version of Chrome OS was teased back in February of last year, we found it a legitimately exciting proposition. Now that we have Android's honecomb iteration designed specifically for slates, however, we're having to wonder just why Google's still chasing that keyboard-less dream with its web-centric OS. CNET has been doing some snooping in and around the latest iterations of Chrome OS, where it's discovered numerous pieces of circumstantial evidence, such as a new onscreen keyboard, suggesting tablets are still very much on the menu. Chrome OS kicked off life on the development device known as cr-48 and will resume availability this summer courtesy of Acer and Samsung, though we'd kind of assumed it would stick to notebooks now that Android's making a sincere effort on devices bigger than an Evo. Mountain View has responded to CNET's queries with a pretty inconclusive statement, saying only that "We are engaging in early open-source work for the tablet form factor, but we have nothing new to announce at this time." Check out last year's concept video after the break.
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The official word has been spoken with regard the T mobile. LG's dual-core, pure Android handset will be hitting T-Mo's online outlet on April 15th for $200, and the same price will also apply in stores when it lands on April 20th. There's a pesky $50 mail-in rebate to negotiate your way around, but after that you're looking at one of the finest and smoothest Android experiences we've laid our hands on yet.
