Posts Tagged Barcode Scanner
Calorie Counter is the essential app to simply find nutritional info for the food you eat and easily keep track of your meals, exercise and weight.
Calorie Counter is simple to use and has all the cool tools to help you succeed:
- A food diary to plan and keep track of what you’re eating.
- An exercise diary to record all the calories you burn.
- A barcode scanner and manual barcode input
- A quick pick to find calorie and nutrition info for your favorite foods, brands and restaurants.
- A diet calendar to see your calories consumed and burned.
- A weight tracker.
- A journal to record your progress.
- Recipes and meal ideas
You can also sync your account online to access your info anywhere, any time.
We hope you’ll love Calorie Counter. We are constantly working to improve the app so there’s plenty more goodies to come 
Recent changes:
Optimized Tablet User Interface.
Rating: 
Cost:free
Install Calorie Counter by FatSecret using a Barcode Scanner from your Android phone
Barcode Scanner Android App is great! It allows you to scan most product bar codes in 1D and 2D formats (QR Code) to search Google for product results.
Barcode Scanner by ZXing Team can scan a variety of barcodes on books, products, and shipping labels. Users simply open the application and scan a barcode. Barcode Scanner then gives the option to search the scanned barcode via a “Product Search,” “Web Search,” or “Shopper Search,” all of which are powered by Google.
In scanning UPC labels on products, Barcode Scanner often accurately finds the product on any of the search options. When scanning tracking labels, a Web search is useful in determining your courier service and ETA. Barcode Scanner’s most notable feature is its ability to scan QR codes and access the URLs, contact information, and calendar events contained within. A recent update also allows for bulk scanning, letting a user scan multiple barcodes that the utility then automatically saves to a history for future reference.
Barcode Scanner does have a few flaws. It can accurately find the product I am attempting to scan about 80 percent of the time. I consider this fairly acceptable. The more obscure the item, however, the less likely it is to be found. The app fails when it comes to scanning ISBN barcodes on books.
Recent changes:
* Added support for the Motorola Xoom and other tablets.
* Added the ability to type in text and encode it as a QR Code.
* Added support for many more locales for web search and product search.
* Provided a choice of creating a new contact or merging with an existing one.
* Allowed third party apps to specify the size of the scanning rectangle.
* Added Hebrew translation and improved others.
* Fixed a crash with WiFi codes.
Latest version: 3.6 (for all Android versions, supports App2SD)
Rating: Cost: Free
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