- just installed AW 2.0. saw the barcode scanner option on the menu. ok...so I choose it and hold it near a barcode on a product. doesn't do squat--just periodically turns on the flash and the image sharpens for a moment and then it "rinses and repeats". WTH is this function for?08-20-10 01:02 AMLike 0
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I anticipate that with RIM pushing the BBM barcode scanning ability, you'll see more app advertisements that have barcodes associated with them, that way if you see an ad for an app that you think looks cool, you can simply scan the barcode to be taken directly to that app, instead of having to search for it. Pretty slick, I believe Android offers something similar to this as well, but not 100% sure.08-20-10 09:08 AMLike 0 - That's correct, with App World 2.0 you can now scan a barcode that's associated with a particular app (in app world of course) and it will take you directly to it. Try scanning this one:
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I anticipate that with RIM pushing the BBM barcode scanning ability, you'll see more app advertisements that have barcodes associated with them, that way if you see an ad for an app that you think looks cool, you can simply scan the barcode to be taken directly to that app, instead of having to search for it. Pretty slick, I believe Android offers something similar to this as well, but not 100% sure.08-20-10 09:33 AMLike 0 -
ScanLife is kind of hit or miss, though. But it's an option.08-20-10 09:36 AMLike 0 - ScanLife will read some household barcodes. It doesn't work all the time by any means, but I was able to scan the code off of some books and read reviews on them. That was nifty. I also scanned my Dr Pepper bottle and it googled Dr Pepper for me.
ScanLife is kind of hit or miss, though. But it's an option.08-20-10 09:40 AMLike 0 - ScanLife will read some household barcodes. It doesn't work all the time by any means, but I was able to scan the code off of some books and read reviews on them. That was nifty. I also scanned my Dr Pepper bottle and it googled Dr Pepper for me.
ScanLife is kind of hit or miss, though. But it's an option.08-20-10 09:42 AMLike 0 -
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BlackBerry App World: Everything you wanted to know and weren�€™t afraid to ask (Part Three) � Inside BlackBerry - Inside BlackBerry – The Official BlackBerry Blog
"You’re requested to log in with your BlackBerry ID for each download to ensure that it’s actually you who is downloading or purchasing an app. We’re extremely concerned about your data security and privacy!"08-20-10 10:34 AMLike 0 - Unfortunately, no, it requires that you log in each time to do so. According to this:
BlackBerry App World: Everything you wanted to know and weren’t afraid to ask (Part Three) � Inside BlackBerry - Inside BlackBerry � The Official BlackBerry Blog08-20-10 10:53 AMLike 0 - I find the QR bar codes work less than 50% of the time when I try to scan with my Blackberry camera!! I have used the Microsoft Tags and its scanner, which seem to be in more and more magazine, and its scanner...always works like a charm!! They should have used Micro Soft tags for this purpose they are way better.08-20-10 10:56 AMLike 0
- I find the QR bar codes work less than 50% of the time when I try to scan with my Blackberry camera!! I have used the Microsoft Tags and its scanner, which seem to be in more and more magazine, and its scanner...always works like a charm!! They should have used Micro Soft tags for this purpose they are way better.08-20-10 10:59 AMLike 0
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