Google is moving away from barcodes and towards NFC (near field communication) if a pair of stories about the search company are tied together. Yesterday, news broke out about Google’s decision ...

No, Google is not for sale. (At least as far as we know.) That barcode logo on the Google home page and its search results pages is in honor of the 57th anniversary of the barcode being patented ...

Google's new logo is a barcode which, as far as we can tell, says "Google." Today is the 57th anniversary of the first patent on the bar code. Inventors Norman Woodland and Bernard Silver filed ...

Advertisement Like the previous iterations of the Google logo, the Google Barcode logo is linked to the search results for the query “bar code”.

The Google doodle this morning is a barcode to celebrate the 57th birthday of the technology. Two Drexel students in the early Fifties came up with the idea after overhearing a conversation ...

Make your own barcode, just like Google Google devoted its home page to the humble barcode today – and now you can too.

Google Product Search for Mobile now has barcode scanning ability. The obvious convenience factor is that, rather than typing in the name of the product ...

The latest beta version of the Google app appears to hint that barcode support is on the horizon for Circle to Search.

"Google even paid homage to the 57th anniversary of the first barcode patent recently by replacing their logo for a day with the familiar black and white bar code design." While the contest was a ...

Google’s Circle to Search now scans barcodes and QR codes automatically, making it a lot more useful and quicker for getting the info you need.