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#7 Posted: Feb 2, 2012 09:24
Well I think this was a surprisingly good first effort but there are still a lot of problems.
Bottle scan worked mostly for me but there were some issues. It seems to recognize both winery and PLCB-issused barcodes which is good. I scanned a winery-applied barcode from a bottle of Jadot Beaujolais from Costco in Virginia and it came right up with the wine as sold by the PLCB (higher price not surprisingly). Then I tried a PLCB barcode of a recent Chairman's selection and again it worked. Then tried a PLCB barcode of a wine that's no longer available and it didn't recognize it...it didn't even say anything along the lines of "this wine is no longer available" but just that the barcode not in their database. And for one barcode I scanned, can't remember which offhand, it came up with a page formatted like the others with a spot where a photo would be etc. but the page was entirely blank, which I thought was interesting.
Re: the map, at PAWineTalk the pins have the quantity numbers right on them. On the app you click on the pin and it gives only the store number and city which is not helpful for 99% of users. Then you have to click on the arrow in the pop-up and you get quantity along with store hours, phone, and a link to get directions. A blatant rip-off of PAWineTalk if you ask me (I'm biased) and not as well done since you need an extra click (tap) to get all the info.
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