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  Emperortech Limited: (2016 - 2025) Ladies and Gentlemen, I regret to inform you that as of October 2025 , Emperortech Limited is now officially closed, and will no longer be operating as a business in the United Kingdom. Those of you who have kept up to date with the previous blog posts would have already been aware that I'd already made the decision to close the company in early 2025. This decision was actually finalised in 2024 during the development of M2LBA ( Mega Mixable Live Baltica ) . Since then, I have slowly but surely wound down development on all apps in the company's portfolio. Emperortech Limited was founded in 2016, and was responsible for the development of QR.EASY and Mega Mixable Live . Due to the current situation in the UK, I had no choice but to terminate the company given how hard things have actually been. And it's so heartbreaking.  The UK is a place with so much potential. But as an independent developer ? Things are quite daunting to say the le...
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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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