Bump Uses License Plate Image Recognition to Text Fellow Drivers
At this week's DEMO conference in Silicon Valley, a company called Bump unveiled a new mobile technology that allows users to send text messages to complete strangers. Instead of typing in the recipient's phone number, users need only take a single photo of his or her license plate.
The service, which launches today, requires users to download an app for their iPhones, and register their ...
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While this whole ...









