Bargin Hunt on iPhone by Taking Pictures of Products

SnapTell’s premise is simple: take a photo of the cover of any CD, DVD, book, or video game, and the application will automatically identify the product and find ratings and pricing information online. Especially useful since the iPhone has a hard time scanning barcodes, and upon initial testing looks to identify most common and obscure objects.

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Published:: 11.22.08 / 3pm

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