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PRZOOM - /newswire/ -
Stamford, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, 2011/05/19 - ScanMe is an application that creates a unique, permanent, QR barcode for a user through their Facebook account. This barcode can then be displayed anywhere, in the real world as well as the virtual world, to create and enhance connections.
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A ScanMe barcode can link to any social media profile, website or E: address; with the ability to change the information that is displayed with just a few clicks on the control panel from a Smart phone.
ScanMe goes further than this, however, also incorporating an individuals’ QR barcode in to fashionable clothing items in a range they are dubbing “Interactive Fashion”. With world-renowned artists on board, such as the Ray Ban and Wired magazine designer Matt W.Moore, the ScanMe t-shirt range is bringing QR Codes to a whole new audience.
John Harrison, Founder and Director of ScanMe, says,“ScanMe gives its users a way to connect their social online world with the world they walk around in everyday. Just by wearing a t-shirt, and choosing what people see when their barcode is scanned, people open up a whole new world of interaction and connection with those around them.”
ScanMe (scanme.com) makes making connections easier than ever, opening up a whole new world of possibilities for both work and play.
About John Harrison
John Harrison is a serial internet entrepreneur. In 2004, he built and sold an online social education website to Microsoft. John then went into partnership with the co-founders of ASOS.com - a highly successful online fashion company - to create an on-demand ecommerce business which was acquired by OTTO, the world’s 2nd largest e-tailer in 2009. As well as running ScanMe, John is also developing an on-demand clothing portal for Tesco, the world’s 3rd largest retailer.
In his spare time he has developed Apps for the smartphone market - such as TubePro - which reached #15 in the worldwide iPhone travel apps section.
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