Name Card Reader (Professional and Free Edition)

CamCard is a professional business card reader based on IntSig's market leading OCR technologies.

Simply snap a name card with your Blackberry, CamCard will automatically recognized and categorized according to First Name, Last Name, Tel., Mobile, Fax, Email, Address, Company, Department, Job Title, Postal, Web, IM...

Features:
- Searchable Card Holder. All card images are automatically saved in Card Holder
- Make call/SMS/Email directly from Card Holder
- Batch processing. Capture 1-100 cards and recognize them all at one time
- Auto rotate card image
- Auto detect languages
- Recognition languages: 16 languages including most european and east asian languages
- Display corresponding card area for result verification
- Add/Merge to phone contacts

Tips:
- Zoom the name card during capturing photo.
- Good lighting environment can make recognition result much better.
- For portrait card, capture it in landscape style. CamCard will auto recognize the card orientation.
- Prefer Wi-Fi for faster result.
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Real VoIP Calling

Calls can now be directly made over WiFi. This is the most promising feature and what we believe should be a definite boon to the millions of Blackberry customers, especially within enterprises with offices around the world. Apart from worldwide calling, TringMe users will be able to call each other for free over WiFi.

Free Peer-to-Peer Call

Blackberry users can now download the application and enjoy FREE calling worldwide. To make and receive FREE peer-to-peer calls over WiFi/3G, you just need to follow a few steps. Click here to know more.

Single Click Conferencing

Creating conference calls is as simple as selecting contacts and pressing the call button or by just clicking on conference menu item. Users can conference among Blackberry Contacts or Blackberry Groups worldwide without any dial-in number or PIN to remember. The application will call all the selected contacts/groups and conference them in a few seconds.

Worldwide Calls & SMS

Apart from direct WiFi calls, users will be able to call worldwide using any local access number or callback feature. For e.g. if WiFi is not available, then international calls can be routed via local access numbers to ensure minimum call costs. If that isn't feasible, then callback mechanism is available as well. The application gives complete flexibility to the user to choose the type of call that suits best.

Enterprise Ready, Complete Branding and Customization Support

TringMe application offers end-to-end encryption for direct WiFi calls. Enterprises can leverage direct WiFi calls for their corporate phone network which enables their employees to be directly linked with their local exchange. For example, when a local exchange number is dialled, it will ring the employee's Blackberry rather than the desktop phone. The application is completely customizable and brandable.

No Internet or BIS Service Needed

All operators offer both Email only or Email+Internet (BIS) plan. Many users do not opt for BIS and use Email only plan which is definitely cheaper. The downside of that is that most applications will not run on Email only plan. If TringMe's application does not find any data connectivity, it uses Email channel to communicate and enables users to initiate calls even if they do not have an internet plan.

Source from TringMe.com

NFC-enabled BlackBerry Bolds

Research In Motion has unveiled its latest BlackBerry smartphones, the Bold 9900 and Bold 9930, which both run on the new BlackBerry 7 OS.

The two smartphones are essentially the same device with one difference. The 9900 supports HSPA+ mobile broadband, while the 9930 supports both the CDMA EV-DO Rev A standard, which is widely used in North America, and HSPA+ global roaming. The phones are the first in RIM's line-up to incorporate near-field communication (NFC) technology.

In a statement, Research In Motion (RIM) chief Mike Lazaridis said the handsets "offer a highly refined user experience with blazingly fast performance, a brilliant touchscreen and an outstanding typing experience".

One of the new features of the BlackBerry 7 OS is its Liquid Graphics touchscreen technology, which allows a frame rate of up to 60 frames per second. The display on the phones offers a pixel density of 287 pixels per inch — less than the iPhone 4's 326, but greater than the Samsung Nexus S's 235. This density is created via the use of a 480x640-pixel resolution on the 2.8-inch capacitive screen.