We have just released an update to Microsoft Tag Reader for Windows Mobile users . The update improves the experience for Windows Mobile touch screen devices as well as lengthens the legacy support for phones as early as the original Blackjack running Windows Mobile 5.  As you know, we’re always...

As a passionate water sport guy J, I'm glad to share that Wakeboarding Magazine is using Microsoft Tag on the cover of the April issue. By using Microsoft Tag, subscribers get access to some exclusive wakeboarding content with a quick snap on the Tag from wherever they could be: a train, coffee shop...

We are delighted to announce that the music band: Artist Vs Poet is using Microsoft Tag to promote their new album called “Favorite Fix” and giving you access to exclusive content such as photos, music and contests… In their own words: The band is also excited to use Microsoft Tag, a breakthrough technology...

The Sacramento Book Review is the first book review publication to use the Microsoft Tag technology, giving its readers the ease of purchasing books they find of interest as they are reading the reviews using their mobile phones. Throughout the 32 page, 200 book review tabloid that is distributed around...

Our team is not attending #MIX09 but we’re keeping an eye on new stories about Microsoft Tag. After Microsoft tag on tee-shirts , guess what we found tonight: Picture from: DBegley Thanks to @Kindhom and @Slimcode for the tweet!

We’ve just updated the iPhone Microsoft Tag Reader . What’s new? This is a huge improvement in the iPhone client as it allows for a Microsoft Tag to be read by just aiming the iPhone without having to snap a picture. Here some Tweets about the update: Let us know what you think about it here .

Our team received the following tweet on Friday via @HomeServerHacks : This tweet links to a cool post from Philip Churchill where you’ll find a nice picture of SteveB with Donavon West from Home Server Hacks who uses Microsoft Tag on his Tee-Shirt The best part is that you can scan the Microsoft Tag...

We’ve just found on Jimm Wagner’s blog a great way to use Microsoft Tag on a tee-shirt. Check it out here.