Retail expert Kate Hardcastle believes the days of the traditional barcode could be numbered as new technology comes to the ...

Barcodes are expected to disappear from supermarket shop items within the next five years, a report by GS1 UK has revealed.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

A leaked image offers the clearest look yet at what might be the iPhone 17 Air, showcasing a design reminiscent of Google’s ...

The next generation of Smart QR codes promise to provide consumers instant access to extensive online information about ...

The same code that businesses use to track pricing and inventory also can provide recall information, detailed ingredients lists, and more.

QR codes aren’t new technology. They’ve actually been around for 30 years, but their adoption has skyrocketed in recent years ...

Barcodes, the ubiquitous black-and-white stripes seen on almost every product today, have come a long way since their inception. Introduced in 1948 and first used in retail decades later, barcodes ini ...

The traditional barcodes that have been around for decades are getting a huge shake-up and it's set to be a big win for consumers. GS1, the non-profit that maintains the global standard for barcodes, ...

This is according to GS1, the world’s only authorised provider of Global Trade Item Numbers (GTINs) – the unique number that powers each and every barcode. They claim the new codes are capable ...

and there are more barcodes scanned daily than there are searches on Google. But perhaps not for much longer. GS1, the global non-profit that oversees barcodes, has announced that standard ...