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June 19 2009

online QR Code Generator

ZXing Project

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Wikitude is an Augmented Reality (AR) Guide currently available for Android (Google phone). Approximately 400,000 articles worldwide by address or GPS location can be searched. Articles are displayed on a map view, satellite view, as list, and – most excitingly in an Augmented Reality camera view. http://www.mobilizy.com/produkte

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Layar Augmented Reality Browser

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The 10 Best Android Apps of 2008

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Android tattoo girl

Engadget

Natalie "Kommodore" Thompson just joined the rarified ranks of Zune Guy and the BlackBerry Storm Cankle Man with her very own Android tattoo. While obviously a fan of the brand new mobile OS, she says she did it mostly to show her support of open source in general, and ol' Tux lost out to the more-adorable little green bot (known affectionately around the Engadget HQ as "Marvin"). Add in that ...

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Install Android On An Eee PC

Lifehacker Australia

A posting on the Google Android Porting group details how to install Android on an Eee PC, or similarly architected netbook. This is code-compiling stuff that is not for the faint of heart, but it's an interesting indication of how Google's mobile phone OS could also spread to other devices.

Howto build Android full source for X86 Architecture like EeePC(ASUS) [via Google Operating System]

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Encode a patch with a URL. You know... for kids.

COMMANDO NERD PATCHES FOR IPHONE AND ANDROID SCANNING

http://p8t.ch/

Think of it as a TinyURL you can wear. Each two-by-four-inch, velcro-backed p8tch has a Mysterious Commando Design on the top, and a QRCode on the bottom:

The QRCode on the p8tch is a URL. If you scan the code with your iPhone, Mobile Safari will take you directly to that URL. If it's a Google Maps link, your iPhone will take you directly to the map. If it's a YouTube link, you'll see the movie fullscreen. Cool, right?

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