Phenomblue launched a beta of HelloQR.com. You can create, share and track, QR codes that are made friendly and it's free. Anyone and everyone is free to visit the site and request an account today. They would particularly love any feedback on what users think about the beta. They will have a video and more promotion around the site in the upcoming weeks, but for now they are looking for users to test it out and let them know what they think. VISIT SITE
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