French student Victor Petit took to the iPhone to create his resume. It consisted of a black and white headshot of Victor with the mouth replaced with an outline of an iPhone and a QR code in the middle.
If you are unfamilar, a QR code is a barcode that can be scanned by camera phones passing data such as links to the device. In this case, when the code is scanned it brings up a video of Mr. Petit’s mouth speaking his qualifications.
SOURCE: victorpetit.fr
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