Kabuki Vision announced the immediate availability of Smooth Movie 1.0 for Apple’s iPhone 3GS on Monday. Smooth Movie applies image stabilization to videos captured with the iPhone’s built-in camera.
The app includes three smooth quality levels, and processed movies are saved in the iPhone’s photo album so they can be transfered and shared like any other movie or photo.
Smooth Movie 1.0 is priced at US$1.99 and is available at Apple’s iTunes-based App Store.
[Thanks: http://www.macobserver.com]
I recently spoke to the folks at BabbleWare, a new software vendor with a low-cost warehouse management, manufacturing execution, and mobile field-based execution applications. BabbleWare mentioned that one of its WMS clients is actually experimenting with using the iPhone as their barcode scanning application.
Are they crazy?
Yes, you can buy a barcoding application at Apple’s App Store, and it is cheap—only $1.99 for the RedLaser application. The various barcode apps for sale were designed for the consumer market. The idea is for a user to walk into a store and take a picture of a product barcode that interests them. The app then identifies the scanned item and presents the user with Google Product Search and Amazon shopping results for that item. The IT folks at this sixteen-person warehouse are reconfiguring the app so that it enters the barcode number into the BabbleWare application.
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