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RedLaser ―― Impossibly accurate barcode scanning.

► FEATURED IN AN IPHONE TV AD!
► Now part of the eBay mobile family & free to download!

✓ Shop smarter. RedLaser searches for low online and local prices from hundreds of thousands of retailers. Features product results from Google (US & UK), TheFind, eBay, Milo.com and Half.com!

✓ Scan faster. Even without autofocus! RedLaser uses state-of-the-art barcode recognition that can read virtually any product barcode. Works great on the first-gen, 3G, and 3GS!

● Features ●

✓ Scans UPC, EAN, UPC-E and EAN-8 barcodes!
✓ QR code scanning including URLs, contact info, calendar events, emails and more!
✓ Searches for prices with Google (US, UK), TheFind, eBay and Half.com
✓ Local search powered by Milo.com and TheFind
✓ Local search locates books in nearby libraries
✓ High-res Retina display support for iPhone 4
✓ iPhone 4 LED light option during scanning
✓ Send scanned products as email attachment ― great for inventory!
✓ Automatic search localization for USD, EUR, and GBP

● Coverage ●

'Any iPhone users shopping this weekend should be armed with RedLaser.'
― USA Today

'...RedLaser is a perfect shopping companion.'
― The New York Times

'It's great for comparison shopping, reading product reviews, or simply making note of a specific product for later'
― Martha Stewart Living

● Testimonials ●

'Love the app - really amazing. I live in the UK and just went round my house scanning as many barcodes as I could find.'
― Jim

'Dude, this is an absolutely amazing app. It's totally addictive... other barcode readers are nothing compared to this!'
― Chris

'Just wanted to congratulate you on this app. Its quite genius! It works on the oddest of products.'
― Justin

'The red laser app is seriously amazing! It has made buying items for my new house a pleasure rather than a chore!'
- James

● Tips ●

► Did you know RedLaser has settings you can configure? Just tap 'Settings' from your iPhone home screen and look for RedLaser.

► ATTRIBUTION: RedLaser uses two separate algorithms for recognizing barcodes. One is part of the ZXing Project: http://bit.ly/zxproj which is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. Full: http://bit.ly/a2license