ABBYY Business Card Reader 2.0 is a handy application for Nokia® smartphones running on Symbian® S60 which allows users to transfer contact information from business cards directly to the Nokia address book by using the smartphone camera and ABBYY's text recognition technology.
It helps people save time and effort typically spent on typing in names, phone numbers, e-mails and other key information.
To add new contacts, users need to simply start the application on their device and take a picture of a business card. The program will scan and "read" this picture, automatically extract contact data from it and enter the data into appropriate fields of the mobile address book.
The application promises to be of great use and value to business professionals and anyone who communicates with many people in work and personal life.
Key Feature :
Fast and easy way to add new contacts
High quality and accuracy of text recognition
Automatic detection of different contact information on business cards
Ability to addaphoto to new contact without leaving the application
Easy-to-use, intuitive interface
No additional equipment required
Recognition of business cards in 16 languages
Whats New :
Improved camera and display control
Tool tips to guide users through application steps
Improved data fields management
New recognition languages
New interface language
Improved synchronization with Microsoft® Outlook®
The application promises to be of great use and value to business professionals and anyone who communicates with many people in work and personal life.
Key Feature :
Fast and easy way to add new contacts
High quality and accuracy of text recognition
Automatic detection of different contact information on business cards
Ability to addaphoto to new contact without leaving the application
Easy-to-use, intuitive interface
No additional equipment required
Recognition of business cards in 16 languages
Whats New :
Improved camera and display control
Tool tips to guide users through application steps
Improved data fields management
New recognition languages
New interface language
Improved synchronization with Microsoft® Outlook®
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