Glasses
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | Free | Yodel Code LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Have you ever been in a grocery store, frustrated from not being able to read the nutritional information on a package? Or have struggled to read the menu in a dark restaurant, and then later can't figure out how much to pay because you can't read the bill?
It's easy to feel frustrated in situations when you forget to bring your glasses. Well, now with Glasses for the iPhone, you will always have your "Glasses" with you.
You can use the digital magnifier, with flashlight, to view anything from fine print to tiny objects up to 12x magnification. Using just one thumb you can seamlessly:
1. Double tap to quickly zoom in or out 6x.
2. Swipe sideways to continuously zoom in or out.
3. Shaky hands? Tap and hold to freeze the image.
4. Without lifting a finger, immediately start panning the image.
5. Zoom in and out of the image, either by double tapping or using the convenient slider.
For your convenience, your most recent 6 images are automatically archived for you. Images can also be saved permanently to your camera roll. Glasses is one app you will always want to have with you!
Reviews
Big stuff for crummy old eyes
ladywiththealligatorpurse
Canuse it anywhere. Especially if you forget your readers or need it for the “fine print “ or old obsolete handwriting. Especially useful for genealogists.
Wow! This app is great!
katkitty
I didn’t realize until I left my glasses at home one day just how great this app was! Every time I needed to read something this was perfect!! I told my sister when she lost her glasses and she said it helped her get through the days at work until her new ones came in! Thank you!
Definitely A Visual Aid
Ram_pnt1
Glasses is definitely an app for sore eyes. One could market Glasses as the crusader against the written instructions industry that must believe no one needs to read instructions written in fine print fonts. The access to the flashlight and camera will greatly increase the app’s usefulness in industrial espionage...just kidding...sorta. No failures in using Glasses and everything is “looking good”.
