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BREAKING NEWS !

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BREAKING NEWS !    Yes it is true . . . The rumours that you might have heard ? Are actually true. Emperortech Limited will be closing its doors for good, and all intellectual properties (IP's) currently being developed under the company will now be moving to a new home. The decision to close down the company was reached earlier this year after a company and IP review. The results from the review were simple:  All IP's currently under Emperortech Limited could be doing much better under a much more conducive development environment seeing as the current environment (which is where Emperortech Limited was founded) is simply not progressive or conducive to the growth of these properties.  The future was not looking promising for any growth prospects, and something needed to be done to change that. The review concluded that the current development environment was stifling the growth of these intellectual properties , and was even costing the company a lot in the process...
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Upcoming Feature Spotlight: History 🕒

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  Upcoming Feature Spotlight: History In the usual fashion of things, ETL is always working on something good for all of you. In this case, it's a new feature that QR.EASY users will find very useful. That feature is none other than the ' HISTORY ' feature. What is the 'History' feature ? The history feature will allow users of both free and paid versions of QR.EASY to easily access the last few texts that they have encoded from an easily accessible menu within the application. QR.EASY will only store text strings after a successful encoding operation has been completed.  This is a very useful time saving feature that will allow end users to go back to the last few encoding operations they have performed even after they shut down the application and restart it again . It is also very useful in an event where the app crashes before a successful encoding operation has been completed ( although I doubt end-users on any platform should be worrying about crashes...
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