Free online tool you can decode various barcode formats

With this free online tool you can decode various barcode formats. At the moment we support UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, Code 39, Code 128, QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF 417 and ITF. This service is using the zxing library for decoding.

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Spotify gets a new, darker look

Music streaming service has sported more or less the same look since its launch in 2008, and it’s finally time for a change. The new Spotify is rolling out gradually from today onwards to iPhone, desktop and Web users — and will “soon” be available across all platforms including Android.

Today we're launching the best-looking Spotify ever. Introducing a new darker theme, refreshed typography and rounded iconography, playing your favourite music has never looked so good. We're not only improving our looks though. We know how much you love playlists, but that you've been looking for more ways of managing your music. So today we're introducing Your Music: helping you save, organise and browse your favourite music the way you want to. All in one place, and across all platforms.

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Google+ and LinkedIn: More Engaged than Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest

Social discovery and sharing platform Shareaholic today released its first report examining engaged social referrals. Since many of us spend an egregious amount of time using social media, the company was interested in answering the question “What is our behavior post-click, when we actually interact with a link one of our friends shared socially?” As such, it was necessary to examine the average visit duration, pages per visit, and bounce rate for each of the top eight social media platforms. Here’s the breakdown (data is from September 2013 to February 2014) from Shareholic, which tracks 250 million users visiting its network of 200,000 publishers:


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Turkey is now blocking access to YouTube

After cutting off Twitter access within its borders, Turkey is now blocking its citizens from visiting YouTube. The latest act of internet censorship comes only one day after a Turkish court ordered the government to lift its Twitter ban and temporarily restore access to the service. Turkey is accused of blocking internet sites to stifle access to telephone recordings that reportedly reveal deep corruption within its government. The drastic steps are seen by many as an attempt to curtail protests around the corruption scandal as Turkey's elections approach. Only today, a secret recording of a sensitive, high-level security meeting focused on Syria was leaked through numerous social media sites. The YouTube ban is likely intended to contain that leak.

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