Running on SGS3 and Acer Aspire S7 with Windows 8
Bluetooth Barcode Scanner at Google Play market analyse
Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
Bluetooth Barcode Scanner turns your phone into a remote product scanner for your computer. Scan barcodes and send them instantly to an inventory program, spreadsheet, webpage, etc. Avoid buying an expensive hand-held scanner!Needs free PC program at usefulapps.net (Windows only)Support Data Matrix format
Reviews
What I have been looking for! I'm a product photographer and use it to scan the product and rename it inside Lightroom! Hope to see QR and USB Support in the future
This is a fantastic app for scanning shipping and RML barcodes like I use it for. I love how I can click blank input fields on a proprietary application I use for work and my phone simply sends the input data to that field. LOVE IT! The only problem I have with it is neither the PC app nor the Android app remembers any of my settings. I use the same devices the same way everytime (using SSP) I connect and it would reduce the connection time for me if it would remember how I last connected my phone to my PC (ie using SSP). Any way to make the connection between phone and PC faster would be a supreme improvement on an already brilliant application.
Works with my POS software !!
My galaxy s 2 aparently sucks at reading upcs. Horrible. May or may not be app but phone.
I got this app last summer and try it on Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus with windows 7 and it had so many issues, The app crash all the time and Windows 7 was not playing well with my phone. Now the App had an update as well as the desktop client. I installed it on windows 8 and sync my phone, I was able to scan 200 Laptop boxes for S/N and Mac address into Excel 2013 with out any issue. loving this app right now.
First, i was double-charged... although, that's more of a Google Play issue. Second, with only 15 minutes to get a refund, you're best off installing the software on your computer, before installing the app. Why? Because there's a decent chance that it won't work with your Bluetooth Stack. In which case, you can hope that you can manually make your Bluetooth module work with the Microsoft BT Stack. If that doesn't work, and you already purchased the app, then you're out of luck, and just wasted your money. Like i did. The Dev really should include that glaring issue on their app description, since use of the app depends entirely on fatally flawed software running on your computer. Don't support that kind of pay-me-and-hope-it-works programming.
