Well there are a few misconceptions in your post. First of all you contradict the info even in one of your own posts I read this morning.
You state that QODE is now available on all 6 platforms, yet in an earlier post of yours you state that all 6 platforms arent expected to be ready until 1st quarter 2007 and thats EXPECTED, and we know nothing goes as expected with NEOM. So which of your two opposing statements are we to believe?
Secondly I believe someone just posted here in the past week or so the link to an article where one of the main cell phone manufacturers is now only going to include Microsofts application on all their phones. So their exposure will certainly be increasing in the future in this market right?
Thirdly you ask who is going to activate these data matrix and QR codes. Well look around, they are already being activated and used by large organizations, without the availabiliuty of QODE. Who is activatiung them for the postal service who is using them on mail already? Do you think its NEOM?
As for QODE you say it offers a 3 in 1 application. At this time does it offer a 3-1 solution, when it cant read any of these codes at this time? Maybe if you used words like it intends to or will at some time in the future, then your posts would be more realistic. But to say it operates on all 6 platforms now, and it offers 3-1 solutions now, is pretty dissengenuis isnt it?
Now since you brought up the voice and visual recognition as well, and state that NEOM has built this platform, please provide us some links to show these features are operational on NEOMs platform at this time? I believe they stated their focus right now was to get the platform working on the 6 cell phone platforms at this time. Then they were going to focus on making it code agnostic. So if your earlier post is correct and the platform issue wont be settled until sometime in 1st quarter 2007, how long after that will the code agnostic feature be available? Then how many months after that will the voice and visual recognition features be available on all platforms?
Thats the problem JP, you talk as though all this is in place and ready as we speak, when we all know thats just not true, but a new investor coming here and reading your posts dont know it right?
So isnt it time to start talking seriously here about some of these work arounds even you now acknowledge are in the works, and what impact they have on NEOM? Instead of only focusing on what NEOM will have to offer if all their plans go through as they plan? Shouldnt the average investor know about the competition? And at this time what are the two most popular codes being adapted by US companies? Major companies like Microsoft, and also the most popular browser to IE, FIREFOX is also going to QR codes are they not?
And any cell phone with a browser will have access to these codes without NEOM. Are you forgetting that QR and Data Matrix codes installed on phones, only requires a browser on the phone to make use of those codes? And all phones have a web browser at this time dont they?
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