Is it possible?

[jandrade22]

Guys:

Is it possible to some how use your phones to transfer images in the real world to an online shopping cart. Any way you can send products such as cloths, autos, food, etc...by moving around in the real world and if you see something you want to research more at home you zap its price tag and it will send it to your PC computuer shopping cart...

J

[pooja]

Yes it seems very possible .... Can you be a bit more specific please

[jandrade22]

Thanks for the reply! To describe it, everyone is building applications on mobile phone these days, and though mobile marketing is in the begining stages it will be big in the next few years...growing and growing. But in reality our Home PC Computers and Laptops are still going to be used everyday with most research and web surfing done on these platforms versus mobile gadgets. Every company is send information from your PC to mobile, but in real time (real life) can you send information to your main PC where you do researching. Yes, there are QR codes in Japan that are making heads turn where you upload a code to your mobile phone and it takes you to a website, or video on that product...but is there an easier way to send products to your PC shopping cart from your phone when your shopping. This is just one example....lets say your shopping and you see a few things such as a new car, cloths, food, anything where you dont have time to research, try on, but that particular product caught your attention. I would love to have a mobile application where I can zap or transfer that product to a online shopping cart, so when I get home I can take the time to look at it or review it, etc......

[hugh009]

I would advise that you check out the I-Phone Apps Store as there might be one already there. Also read TechCrunch.com and MediaPost.com especially the ones related to mobile marketing by Steve Smith.

We are looking into mobile marketing at my company WOW!Presentation.

Hope this helps!

Hugh

[jandrade22]

Hugh:

Thanks for the input, yeah I read mobilemarketingwatch.com, techcrunch.com, readwriteweb.com, etc....up with the current mobile marketing bit time, and so far nothing....what does your company consist of...thanks for the comments.... : )

[chrispalko]

I think it's called compareeverywhere on Google's Android platform. Then, there is a similar copycat app for the iPhone that captures an image instead of a barcode.