You could Scan Bar Codes From the Amazon iOS App Now [Amazon]

Oct 12th 2010
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True story: once I’m out shopping, before I make an impulse by I compulsively check what Product X goes for on Amazon. I know, I know, there are bar code scanning apps that I may use to value compare. But Amazon’s consistently as or low priced than essentially anywhere, and more importantly I trust them, as a vendor.

All of that’s to claim that having the ability to scan bar codes from the Amazon app is going to avoid wasting me all types of time that I’d preferably be typing in product names with. Win. [ iTunes ]

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