Google I/O T-Shirt QRCodes Secrets Revealed

Just like most technology events, or any decent conference you go to, they generally give out T-Shirts to everyone. Google is no different and everyone is being given a Google I/O T-Shirt. The difference with the Google I/O T-Shirts is that its interactive. Google have printed QRCodes on the front of the T-Shirts for you to scan and follow to secret Google I/O content. We didn’t want you to feel left out so we decided to share.

Here’s a photo of the front of the shirt.

Here’s a closer look at the logo on the front of the T-Shirt.

We tried everything to allow you to scan QRCodes yourself, but nothing we tried would work. Instead we have recreated the QRCodes from the links we obtained by scanning the T-Shirt ourselves and you can try them out for yourselves below:

These are the QRCodes printed on the front of the T-Shirt ( from Top to Bottom ):

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Simon Walker

I was an IT consultant for 20 years and ran my own web design and development company for an additional 3 years. I have been involved with technology from birth. OK, that maybe an exaggeration, but it sure is a long time. I'm also an avid Home Theater geek and self appointed installer for friends and relatives. My first serious modding of Smart-Phones started with my T-Mobile WING and now Android devices. I'm also a bit of a photographer, although Android has kind of taken over my life and photography has taken a back seat.

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