Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Oct 26 2010, 7:43am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Last year Dymo unveiled its CardScan mobile app on Windows Mobile devices and left everyone else using more popular smartphones out. The app is cool in that you can take the camera phone and shoot an image of a business card and the app will put the info into the smartphones contact directory.
Dymo has announced now that the CardScan Mobile app is now available for users of the iPhone and certain Blackberry devices. Supported Blackberry phones include the BlackBerry Curve 8900, BlackBerry Storm 9530; BlackBerry Storm 2 9550; BlackBerry Tour 9630, BlackBerry Bold 9700.
The app works on iPhone 3GS smartphones running OS3 or OS4. The iPhone 4 isn't specifically mentioned in the supported handsets, but I would assume it would work with the app as well.
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