Now that AT&T-branded FinderCodes™ Lost & Found Kits are available through our online store, national press across the web are letting their readers know. Top tech sites Mashable, Cult of Mac and Sync Blog all posted about FinderCodes and the kits’ uses for finding electronics, pets, luggage and more.

Below are some of our favorite quotes from the news articles:

FinderCodes Uses QR Codes to Find Lost Phones

“Whatever the situation or what you lost, [losing possessions] can be worrisome, frustrating and time consuming to locate your precious thing — and there’s always the chance you won’t find it again.

A company called FinderCodes offers a solution in the form of QR codes on keychains and stickers, which you put on your possessions. “

FinderCodes Wants To Help Strangers Return Your Lost Gadgets

Apple’s Find My iPhone feature is great for whenever you lose your iPhone or MacBook, but what about when you lose other stuff, like a wallet, dog, luggage, camera, keys, or anything else? There are a few GPS solutions that you can attach to everything you prize most in life, but that’s kind of costly.

FinderCodes is a new service that is trying to make QR codes actually useful by allowing people to attach one to everything they love so it can be traced back to them through the FinderCodes database. It’s simple, but more elegant than writing your name, address, and phone number on everything.

FinderCodes uses QR Code Technology to Help People Find Lost Items

Despite what appears to be a negative response to [QR code] technology, here’s a use for QR codes I think may change the minds of the haters: FinderCodes.

To see which FinderCodes kit would work best for you, visit our product page – http://store.findercodes.com/. What have you got lose?