Optiscan 1.5 released
We’re very pleased to announce that version 1.5 of Optiscan is now available on the Apple App Store!
This update brings:
- Auto scan functionality on iPhone OS 3.x
- Support for the iPhone 3GS
- Various stability improvements
- Can now often handle multiple QR codes visible at the same time
- Feedback emails now automatically include a copy the image that didn’t decode, so we see what you’re seeing
- Better handling of manually captured images
- Send QR codes by email
As a special offer, for two weeks only, we are reducing the price to US$1.99 (from US$4.99, with equivalent changes on other App Stores). The update is, of course, free for existing customers. If this update works for you, please consider recommending it to friends and colleagues!
We have had communication with Apple which indicates that there will be no further obstacle to our putting updates on the App Store, which gives us the green light to further develop this application. Thanks Apple!!!!
November 24th, 2009 at 2:46 pm
I thought, after spending $5 for the first app, and it stopped working after 3.0 that we’d receive this one complimentary. Everyone else did it as an update.
November 25th, 2009 at 10:25 am
Hi Bjorn. It IS an update, and therefore free. The $1.99 is for new customers.
November 26th, 2009 at 2:54 am
Optiscan 1.5 is nice !
but,Optiscan can not recognize multiple QR Code.
Japanese Text Inputting tool,”POMERA DM-20″ has a new function to transform text into QR Code.
http://www.kingjim.co.jp/pomera/dm20/index.html
for example,if I use a new function,DM-20 can transfom 1000byte text into three QR Code.
DM-20 can tranceform max 6.4k byte text into 16 QR Code.
I want to store a lot of QR Code into iPhone,continuously.
November 26th, 2009 at 11:02 am
That’s the first request we’ve had for the multiple-QR code message feature. It will not be in the next update, but we will now look to include it in future.