Say you are looking for some obscure capacity utilization ratio documents, and in desperation you turn to Bing, and lo! it finds something pretty interesting, a Federal Reserve document in pdf format. You can read it (all 26 pages) on your iPhone thanks to Apple, but you can't do anything else thanks to Bing. Nope, you can't email yourself the link, you can't copy the URL, you can't do anything useful to preserve your find. BIG problem.

Good stories + great photo component = very useful & effective app.

I especially like the Metro interactive map.

So I tried it on the recent Lowe's magazine. No place else have I seen these codes (& yes I do get out). A quick scan took me directly to a web page about the product. And the it asked: do I want to tell others? (I did - my my wife). Bad choice. Doesn't work. Just spun. Then I looked at all the code readers I have - AT&T, QR, RedLaser, etc. Did I get any benefit from another? Does this one compare prices like RedLaser? Does it find better deals? No! Don't feed the troll. Don't use it. Make Lowe's use something that helps you; not them.

For example: It will tell you the phone number of the local store but won't let you dial it. Login still isn't persistent.