Google Unveils New Mobile Shopping App

February 22, 2010

Google has launched Google Shopper, a new Android application that lets people use their camera phones to get product information in various ways. Users can scan the cover art of books, CDs, DVDs and video games and most barcodes to find reviews, pricing and other product details. Shopper also allows users to search products by voice and saves search histories for later reference, according to a post on Google”s Mobile Blog about the new app available via the company’s Android Market. It can also be downloaded through a QR code on the Mobile Blog. Google last year introduced barcode scanning through Google Product Search for Android-power phones in the U.S. and the U.K. The new Shopper app ratchets up competition to similar offerings like ShopSavvy

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via MediaPost Publications Google Unveils New Mobile Shopping App 02/22/2010.

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