Amazon Remembers on iPhone is amazing -- it found me a GREEN LA Lakers cap to buy, based on the submitted photo of my friends similar but not identical cap. 5:40 PM Mar 17th from web
(Once again, Twitter proves you can say most anything in 140 characters or less -- or at least attempt to!)
And one of my most respected writers and technoids, The Wall Street Journals Walt Mossberg, shared his iPhone favorites in March 26ths Personal Technology column"Some Favorite Apps That Make iPhone Worth the Price". He includes that "other" Amazon (NASDAQ AMZN) app, the Kindle book reader (see "Kindle Meets iPhone"), along with some of my other top apps, including the excellent Facebook and Google Mobile applications.
But now Ive got another new favorite, JotNot, by Mobi Tech 3000 LTD. My first exposure was a profile in TechCrunch (see "JotNot Turns Your iPhone’s Camera Into A Document Scanner"), and since then Ive purchased ($3.99) and downloaded the app, and put it to use. So far, so good! Ive converted quick snaps of receipts and other paperwork into permanent photo records, and also made some previous whiteboard snaps clear and much more usable.
Recalling my enthusiasm for Amazon Remembers, I find JotNot interesting because its another application for iPhones built-in digital camera thats not the traditional "picture-taking" mode that mimics traditional cameras, digital and film, but rather another, different use for captured still images.
To get started you can try their web version at www.jotnot.com.
* past tense of the verb, to tweet, per twittonary
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