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What's The Minimum Size A QR Code Can Be And Still Work? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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If you're putting a QR code on something, you want people to be able to scan it. The 'QR' in QR Code stands for Quick Response, so people expect to be able to do it with the minimum of fuss. And if your code is too small, too blurry, or otherwise unscannable, you've basically failed at the first hurdle. Most guides will recommend that you don't go smaller than 2 or 2.5cm (0.8 to 1 inch). Some even confidently state that 1cm squared is the absolute minimum workable size. However, QR codes can act
What The 'SIM' In SIM Card Actually Stands For - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Most of us rarely give SIM cards much thought, unless we need to remove one, but the acronym reveals a lot about what it actually does. SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module. Your SIM identifies you to your mobile network, stores your subscriber identity, and holds the authentication keys that let you access your network. Without it, your phone would still be a nifty little device for browsing the web or playing Candy Crush, but the SIM is what makes it a cellular telephone. Your SIM card is
4 Famous Tech Brands That Started As Completely Different Businesses - SlashGear (opens the original)
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As any self-respecting business guru will tell you, working in the tech industry means you have to change with the times. There's no future in stubbornly continuing to manufacture thingamabobs when in a few years, the world is going to be clamoring for doohickeys. Many tech companies have long-forgotten or abandoned products in their back catalogs, while still basically working in the same business. Some companies don't so much pivot as expand. Amazon started as an online bookseller, then became
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