What is a digital business card? How it works, from QR code to contact
A digital business card is your contact details at one web address, shared by QR code. How it works, what the other person sees, and what it costs.
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Digital business cards, explained.
Plain answers about digital business cards: QR codes, vCards, saving a contact with its photo, and what to do with the paper cards you collect.
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