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September 14, 2011 10:05 am GMT
Today's TechCrunch Disrupt audience choice winner was digital business card sharing app CardFlick, a recently launched iPhone app that allows you to trade contact info either with other people who have downloaded the app or via email.Founder Ketan Anjaria tells me that what sets the app apart from competitor Bump is that it goes beyond data exchange, "We're about personal brands, we're democratizing design. Plus Bump doesn't work very often." With CardFlick you login in with Facebook and the app willmanually import your contact information, morphing it into its various designer digital card themes which you can then share with people nearby via the Flick tab on the app or via email.
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CardFlick Hopes Youll Never Use Paper Business Cards Again
Today's TechCrunch Disrupt audience choice winner was digital business card sharing app CardFlick, a recently launched iPhone app that allows you to trade contact info either with other people who have downloaded the app or via email.Founder Ketan Anjaria tells me that what sets the app apart from competitor Bump is that it goes beyond data exchange, "We're about personal brands, we're democratizing design. Plus Bump doesn't work very often." With CardFlick you login in with Facebook and the app willmanually import your contact information, morphing it into its various designer digital card themes which you can then share with people nearby via the Flick tab on the app or via email.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/RsN1vpCczkU/
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