After that, OP3's servers automatically "broker a connection" that lets the phone display the desired destination Web page, according to the company.
Currently, the software supports only certain Siemens and Nokia phones. However, a Java version is in the works and should be released "within a couple of weeks."
Similar 2D barcode systems are already in widespread use in
Japan, where most mobile phones now have 2D bar scanning capabilities that work with services such as
GMAP and
dejime.
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