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September 19, 2012 07:57 pm GMT
If you've ever needed a better way to manage your contact lists directly on your iPhone, a new app called Ringya (yeah I know, kind of a dopey name, but stay with me here) can help. But what makes this Address Book replacement app interesting is one of the methods it supports for adding contacts to your groups: you can just take a picture of a contact list that's printed out on paper. That may seem like a niche use case (who uses paper?!), but it's actuallysurprisinglyhelpful. I've already found a handful of paper lists sitting around my house, and for business users, it's likely even more common.
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Ringya Lets You Snap Photos Of Paper Lists & Business Cards To Create Contact Groups On iPhone
If you've ever needed a better way to manage your contact lists directly on your iPhone, a new app called Ringya (yeah I know, kind of a dopey name, but stay with me here) can help. But what makes this Address Book replacement app interesting is one of the methods it supports for adding contacts to your groups: you can just take a picture of a contact list that's printed out on paper. That may seem like a niche use case (who uses paper?!), but it's actuallysurprisinglyhelpful. I've already found a handful of paper lists sitting around my house, and for business users, it's likely even more common.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/XkU6mhRoqgE/
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