SnipSnap was the first company to develop image-recognition technology for scanning and interpreting coupons with a mobile device. The SnipSnap app, available for iOS and Android, allows a user a way ...

If you have a smartphone, you probably use the built-in camera to take pictures of all kinds of doo-dads you want to keep on hand — special moments, important notes, ridiculous signs. As of ...

iOS/Android: If you never remember to bring the coupons when you go shopping, SnipSnap is a cross-platform app that digitizes and organizes them on your smartphone. Everyone loves saving money, but ...

The team at SnipSnap has been quietly plugging away on an Android version of its popular mobile coupon app for what seems like ages now, but the wait for all you cost-conscious Android devotees is ...

Image-recognition startup Toronto-based Slyce Inc. has acquired couponing company SnipSnap for $6.5 million in cash, common shares, and conditional shares, the companies announced. SnipSnap ...

Visual search provider Slyce is expanding its lineup of mobile applications taking advantage of its proprietary image recognition technology with the acquisition of popular mobile couponing app ...

Coupon clippers who are sick of the scissors can use SnipSnap, a coupon-management app that lets users take pictures of coupons to redeem at different stores. The app also lets shoppers search through ...

You know that time when you wanted to make a cute coupon for a “date of his/her choice” for your sweetie to redeem? Or when you wanted to gift a “day without chores” to your teenaged kid? Well, ...

Save coupons with your phone's camera, grab coupons others have shared, and get notified when you're in a store that accepts any of them. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. SnipSnap has evolved from an app that lets its users ...

The Inquirer’s Joe DiStefano reports that the Philadelphia Media Network will welcome Cloudmine, ElectNext and SnipSnap as the three companies to be housed at the first Project Liberty incubator. As ...