When people think about QR codes, they often picture restaurant menus or product packaging. But in HR, these little squares are starting to become surprisingly useful. One of the most practical tools ...

Lenskart’s upcoming B Camera Smartglasses bring a major innovation to the wearable tech market by integrating UPI payment capabilities. With the rise of AI-driven wearables, these smartglasses allow ...

Your digital footprint is important, and must be secured. Any information you share online leaves you vulnerable to hackers. According to the Cybersecurity Council in the UAE, more than 1.4 billion ...

DRIVERS have been warned to stay alert after scammers deployed hundreds of fake QR codes on parking machines. Shameless crooks plastered the fake web links to ticket machines in car parks across ...

Passengers will soon be able to rate their taxi drivers using a new feedback system, a minister has said, after a report found widespread dissatisfaction with services. Infrastructure Minister Andy ...

Mumbai One app enables commuters to book a single QR-based digital ticket usable across Metro, Monorail, buses, and local trains in the city and surrounding regions.

Uber now offers a new payment method, UPI Scan and Pay, allowing riders to pay for their trips by scanning a QR code on the driver's app.

Users of Binance, Luno, VALR and Blink pay for groceries, fuel and more with Bitcoin and stablecoins while merchants receive rand settlements.

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The City of St. Joseph is offering a new option for customer service feedback. According to a news release, signs with a QR code have been placed at city facilities where residents ...

A startup creating women's health products is paving its way through major retailers. Plus, how Polymarket hit a $9 billion valuation.

Customers in South Africa can now use cryptocurrency for everyday purchases at nearly 700,000 retail outlets across the country, due to a new partnership between Luno Pay and the Scan to Pay network, ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently sparked a lively debate on X by labeling QR codes an "eyesore," particularly disliking their use in restaurant menus. His comments, made in response to a user, highlighted ...