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a picture of a business card. The software then reads this picture, automatically extracts contact data and enters the information into the appropriate fields of the mobile address book. As with the Tube Map application, this may sound incredibly simple, but is really very clever and is something that frees up those valuable extra minutes in every single day of our working lives. The key is using ‘dead time’ (maybe while on the tube) to take action on all those business cards that have been collected at the event you have just attended. The accuracy and intelligence the application delivers when extracting contact information from images of business cards is really pretty impressive. You can get all the key information from business cards quickly saved in to your contacts list, rather than just the names and phone numbers that one would normally take the time to enter manually. |
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where users can choose a time-limited or full license to run the program. As we have all come to expect from new applications coming on to the market, there is also a free trail available for download as well. In summary, I believe this is an app may seem a little unusual to many readers, but it really will help save more of your valuable time and we all know that the most critical business card you wanted to look at is, almost invariably, the one that went in the pocket of a suit to the dry cleaners! |
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