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I like Grocery iQ because it isn't just a run of the mill shoppimg list app, for example, you can scan the barcode from items and they will instantly be added to your list. As I was scanning items to test the app, I noticed certian items that were scanned would automaticly be placed in to the general aisles they would be located in at the store.

Don't have a Barcode? Well you can search for the item you need by voice or text, and a list of results will appear. For instance, I entered Pepsi, and was then presented with a list of different varieties and flavors to add to my list (including Pepsi Blue!). Even though the search function is only for items that are sold in a regular grocery store, I scanned the barcode from some DVD's and video games I had, and they were also added to my list.

One minor complaint I have about this app is that it has a tab that shows coupons for certain items, yet to actually use the coupons you have to send them to your email address, then install software on your computer to print them out. It would be way more convenient if there was just a simple connection between your phone and printer to print out the coupons.

Market Link: market://search?q=pname:com.coupons.GroceryIQ
AppBrain Link: http://www.appbrain.com/app/grocery-iq/com.coupons.GroceryIQ
Developers Site: http://www.groceryiq.com/