High-tech tombstones let loved ones live on, virtually

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  • Monday, 01 Jul 2013

GONE BUT STILL ONLINE: Miller reading a QR code attached to a memorial plaque at Sunset Memorial Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. — ©AFP/Relaxnews 2013

PHILADELPHIA (Pennsylvania): Rick Miller kneels in front of a grave and uses his cellphone to scan a small barcode on a tombstone. 

Within seconds, he's looking at photos and videos of a lost loved one. 

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