Business Card Reader App for the iPhone | Free Apps for iPod Touch

Business Card Reader App for the iPhone

The iPhone 3GS was a major improvement for Apple especially due to the new camera that allows for focusing and macro photography (and video!). With that new and improved camera, a slew of iPhone applications have came out that utilize this great camera in your pocket.

Business Card Reader is probably one of the most impressive apps that has taken advantage of the new iPhone 3GS Camera (it will work on iPhone 3G and 2G with macro lens attachments too).

This business card reader application for iphone and ipod touch may be one of the best conference tools you can have. After a long day of working the conference floor, meeting collegues in the lobby, talking about potential business deals, and gathering hundreds of business cards, you are pretty exhausted. But before you go and lose a business card from an important client or potential client make sure you take out your iPhone and snap a shot using the new application from SHAPE Services called Business Card Reader.
Simply lay the card down on the table, tap to zoom the camera and let the iPhone import all of the data for you. Once the data is imported the best part is you can then merge it to a contact or create a new contact with the data.

This makes adding contacts much easier and gives your thumbs a much needed break instead of trying to type all of this information you can simply capture it, decide where to save it and forget about it, until you need to call them at-least.

Business Card reader is sure to make a lot of business people happy and at $5.99 I will be sure to grab it before I head to any major event in the future. Grab it using the button below:

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