LinkedIn is adding a couple of new features to its iOS app that should make it easier for users to expand their professional networks on the service. For the first time, QR codes can now be used ...

Nonetheless, users can scan LinkedIn QR codes directly from their app. LinkedIn is available as a free download on the App Store. Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: ...

First, LinkedIn will now let you connect through QR codes. In the LinkedIn app, tap the QR code icon in the Home tab's search bar, and there you'll see a QR scanner as well as your own code.

To start, the new QR code feature is available in the iOS app and is coming soon to Android, Microsoft says. Meanwhile, post translations currently work with more than 60 languages and are ...

Meanwhile, with QR codes, you trigger the ability to capture one by clicking in the search box on the iOS or Android app. Through that window, you can also pick up your own code to share with others.

The QR code could soon flourish beyond East Asia, though. Apple has responded to the codes’ popularity in China by updating the camera app in iOS 11, the latest version of its mobile operating ...