barcode-maker-for-mac.mp4kits.com - 6/1/2009
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Barcode Maker for Mac is a professional Barcode Label software for Mac which Create up to 20 types of barcodes. A built-in label database with More then 800 Avery labels, cards, other media type templates are included. Other objects, like text and images can be added to you documents.
Microsoft Tag: Microsoft’s own 2D barcode
istartedsomething.com 1/8/2009 — Dayna French said: hi zm5cr4w41x5ya19f good luck... anonymous said: "you should be ashamed of yourself for even thinking about it." Huh? Not funny.... David Evans said: That's interesting that the data is stored on the servers and not the tag itself. ...
Quick App: RedLaser Barcode Scanner for iPhone
theiphoneblog.com 9/23/2009 —
RedLaser [$1.99 - iTunes link ] scans barcodes, identifies the item your scanning, and then presents Google Product Search and Amazon shopping results for that item.
Sound familiar? It should, it was one of the few things we really lusted ...
Apparent Delivers GS1 Databar Creation For Mac OS X
prmac.com 7/28/2009 — Apparent Corporation today released the Barcode Producer DataBar Plug-In and Barcode Producer 5.5, a major feature update. Barcode Producer 5.5 is Apparent's award-winning, industry standard barcode creation suite for Mac OS X. The software features an easy-to-use design and powerful features.
Deep Prose releases Cyclops 1.0 - Free Barcode Scanner for iPhone 3Gs
prmac.com 7/15/2009 — Deep Prose Software announced today the immediate availability of Cyclops 1.0 for iPhone 3Gs. Cyclops scans barcodes using the built-in camera of the iPhone and searches for current item information and pricing for shoppers on the go. Simply click the scan button, take a picture of the barcode.
Mac clone maker goes up for sale
macnn.com 8/25/2008 — Despite having been in operation for just three weeks, a company specializing in Mac clones is already putting itself up for sale, according to a website notice. Open Tech says it is now willing to sell the entire company, including branding, trade ...
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