A few weeks back we told you about a new app for BlackBerry that allowed you to simply take photos of business cards and then with the magic of real people that business card would be transcribed into a real contact and sent back to your BlackBerry smartphone to be placed into your contact list. While many of CrackBerry Nation thought this was a good idea, many also thought there were places that needed improvement. The team from Card2Contact listened and came back with version 3.0 of their application.
What’s new in 3.0
- Enhanced Contacts page.
- You can view the business cards that you have uploaded and find its processing status.
- Easy navigation (Touch or button click) for scrolling the business cards.
- In App Email feature to the users.
- Enhanced Home page design.
- Support page to provide your comments and request for a credit back.
Get information/download Card2Contact for BlackBerry
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