Boulder-based Occipital, one of the companies funded by TechStars, said today that it has released its first application for the iPhone.
According to Occpital, the app–RedLaser–allows users to read UPC and EAN codes using their iPhone camera. The new application then looks up products on Google Product Search. The new application is available on the Apple App Store for $1.99. Occipital was founded by Jeffrey Powers and Vikas Reddy.
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