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samedi 19 octobre 2013

Create your own QR code and update the content above the March


When you are presented with a QR code, there are several ways to read it. A lot of code readers are turning the various stores but Hipscan is a little different. Not only read QR codes, you can also create them and, through the use of a central destination that you can change on the fly, the QR code is never obsolete.


After you create your code you can send people to a specially designed QR code that can be fully controlled. This means that you can add updates on sales, address changes, offers and more. There is also functionality of video capture that lets you take video in real time and connect it to your own QR code.


Even if you choose to use this purely as a reader, which is quite good and comes with a variety of easy-to-adjust controls and settings. Check that on Google Play or have a nose in the video below that will give you a better idea of how the whole system works...

mercredi 11 septembre 2013

Shinobi Charts – Make and create graphs in your iOS app easily


Charts. Come on, I know some of you produce them at work in Excel. Deep down you love watching that boring data burst into life as a chart. Now, if you’re looking to create iOS Charts for your app, this is what you should try. Shinobi Charts will instantly create animated and interactive charts from your data.

The software provides real-time data streaming, so live data can be shown on your chart. You can also select from a range of charts – line, bars, stacked, pies, donuts and bubble charts to name just a few. 

Now, just to be clear, this isn’t an app, this is a way to show charts within your own app, and they’ll provide clear API documentation. You can try it for free or select from either the Standard or Premium packages. If you’re building an iOS app and want to include quick, stylish and flexible charts without the headache, give them a try. There’s also an iOS app which shows you just what’s possible.

Oh, and just in case you’re wondering, yes, there is an Android version on the way too. It’s still in development at the moment but the Shinobi guys tell me that it won’t be too long, so check their website for the latest update.

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