New Version of Digit-Eyes Operates on iPod 4 with Camera, iPhone 4 and 3gs
Digital Miracles, L.L.C. announced the release of Digit-Eyes for the iPod Touch as well as upgrades for the iPhone 4 and 3gs. Digit-Eyes allows people without vision to read bar codes, both manufacturer's codes and codes that they create for free on the Digit-Eyes.com website and print on low-cost off-the-shelf labels. With this release, users can have Digit-Eyes without paying monthly phone charges.
Dallas, TX, October 22, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Digital Miracles, LLC announced today that its newest version of Digit-Eyes works on the iPod touch 4.
"Apple's release of this new iPod 4 with its camera allowed our company to create a version of Digit-Eyes that not only works perfectly on the iPhone 3gs and 4g, but also on a non-cell-phone system. The iPod touch 4 may be the perfect answer to those who wanted the incredible power of our app but didn't want to change cell phone providers," says Nancy Miracle, President. "There are some other Digit-Eyes changes that have been rolled into this version as well," she continues. “Our intent is always to make Digit-Eyes as powerful and flexible as possible while still keeping it affordable."
Here are some of the powerful changes in Digit-Eyes:
* Operates on the iPod touch 4, particularly well if a light case is added
* Speaks in seven languages and dialects -- Spanish (Mexico and Spain); Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), French, German and Italian
* Uses the flash on the iPhone 4
* Reads two more forms of barcodes commonly used for inventory control -- code 39 and code 128
"The exciting part about this development," says Davey Hulse, VP of Marketing, "is that blind people now have choices about what equipment they want to buy. All too many times we as blind people have just one choice -- something anchored to the computer, something only provided by one company, or the like. Suddenly, we have two choices for using the Digit-Eyes software, one with a cell phone function, and one that just uses Wi-fi or a wireless Internet connection. And, choice is powerful."
For more information, please visit our website at: www.digit-eyes.com.
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"Apple's release of this new iPod 4 with its camera allowed our company to create a version of Digit-Eyes that not only works perfectly on the iPhone 3gs and 4g, but also on a non-cell-phone system. The iPod touch 4 may be the perfect answer to those who wanted the incredible power of our app but didn't want to change cell phone providers," says Nancy Miracle, President. "There are some other Digit-Eyes changes that have been rolled into this version as well," she continues. “Our intent is always to make Digit-Eyes as powerful and flexible as possible while still keeping it affordable."
Here are some of the powerful changes in Digit-Eyes:
* Operates on the iPod touch 4, particularly well if a light case is added
* Speaks in seven languages and dialects -- Spanish (Mexico and Spain); Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), French, German and Italian
* Uses the flash on the iPhone 4
* Reads two more forms of barcodes commonly used for inventory control -- code 39 and code 128
"The exciting part about this development," says Davey Hulse, VP of Marketing, "is that blind people now have choices about what equipment they want to buy. All too many times we as blind people have just one choice -- something anchored to the computer, something only provided by one company, or the like. Suddenly, we have two choices for using the Digit-Eyes software, one with a cell phone function, and one that just uses Wi-fi or a wireless Internet connection. And, choice is powerful."
For more information, please visit our website at: www.digit-eyes.com.
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