Genius Scan is a very smart document scanner app.

If you are a business traveler, you certainly deal on a regular basis with an onslaught of receipts and other documents like business cards or brochures that need to be preserved for accounting or taxes purpose or for future uses. But on the road and far from your office, you are time and space constraint in terms of getting organized and filing things away. That's where a new app for the iPhone called Genius Scan comes handy. It allows you to have all of your receipts and any other important documents saved on your phone in case the original is lost. The app works by transforming snapshots of documents you take into PDF and JPG images.
According to AppScout, Genius Scan Genius Scan doesn't do text recognition but is smart enough to do other things like recognize the edges of whatever document you are scanning so you only get the information needed. It also does angle correction of a snapshot taken at an odd angle so that the scanned document is stored straight on.
The app process the scan right from your phone and store the final product there too so you will not need to use your phone service data plan or a Wi-Fi hot spot for it to go to work.
Scan Genius is free and available for the iPhone and iPod Touch running iOS 4 or newer.

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Needly.com lets people list things or services to buy or sell.

Think about the pre modern days where there was no currency and almost all needs were met via trade. Well, you may be surprised by how ironically the Internet is bringing them back with the sprout of all kind of sites built essentially around that idea.
In that context, a new Web site called Needly at Needly.com, has just went live with the purpose to let people post things or services that they think may have market value, but also any good or service that ican be valuable to someone. It is safe to say that what makes the site interesting, is the impredictable nature of things that are offered or solicited there.
For example, next to items like shoes or clothes, someone may run unto a rare sport vehicle for sale.
Unlike the similar site Fiverr.com where all services go only for five dollars, Neddly.com members are free to set the prices of their services or goods or what they are willing to pay for such things. According to AppScout.com, "Needly acts as a broker between the buyer and the seller, and handles the payment between the two parties as well. When you decide to buy something someone has up for sale, you pay Needly via Paypal, who then takes their cut and passes the rest on to the seller. If you're looking for something to buy, you can either search for something specific using the keyword search at the top of the page, or you can browse the individual categories, like cameras, musical instruments, tech and gizmos, video games, household, and more, on the left side of the page."

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IObit Uninstaller is an effective tool to help remove unwanted toolbars.

Over time, computer's toolbar can get cluttered with a lot of unwanted toolbars, some of them installed by the owner, some of them self installed.
If that's your case and you are wandering how to get rid of them, now you have an option to do just that with a tool from IObit, the high-performing software maker.
IObit just released the version 1.1 of its IObit Uninstaller, suited for toolbars removal.
The process is pretty straightforward and you will see results almost immediately because the new version is more efficient than the original, according to AppScout.
IObit version 1.1 is particularly suited for removal of toolbars not viewable via the Control Panel and the price (free) is unbeatable. It can be downloaded at IObit.com.

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