geeksugar: RedLaser scans barcodes using the iPhone's camera and uses Google search to compare prices. Unlike the free scanners that have been receiving less-than-stellar reviews in the App Store, RedLaser, which costs $2, has superior software for better product recognition. In the event it doesn't recognize the barcode, you can also manually enter the product's UPC code. Plus, keep a list of scanned products for future reference.
While this is a great app for holiday shopping, you can use it for any product with a barcode (even groceries!) so it's useful all year round.
Scan Barcodes on Your iPhone With RedLaser [geeksugar]
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