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Popular barcode-scanning, comparison shopping iPhone app RedLaser has just been updated with support for QR code scanning.

eBay-owned RedLaser released the new version of the application earlier this morning, also piping in eBay and Half.com listings for product barcode scans — a nice bonus of the June acquisition.

RedLaser has already been downloaded more than 5 million times, making it perhaps the most mainstream user-friendly barcode scanning app on the market. Now that RedLaser possesses QR code scanning capabilities there’s no need for app users to download a separate application or go elsewhere for their QR scanning needs.

Plus, more than 100 application makers have used the RedLaser SDK to integrate barcode scanning functionality into their application experience. That SDK is also getting a makeover, courtesy of eBay, to allow for even more options like VIN barcode scanning and gift card scanning.

QR codes are on the verge of becoming a breakout trend in the U.S. In 2010, we’ve already seen a number of creative QR code marketing campaigns, brand initiatives and paper product replacements. With QR code support, RedLaser will play conduit between brand and consumer.

We all knew that The Voodoo Cowboys were the coolest Rockin’ Country Band in Las Vegas. Heck, they are even rated #1 by ReverbNation (Currently #42 Country Band in the USA). They have opened for Little Texas, They have U-Streamed their performances live to the masses, they have their YouTube channel with their entertaining antics and live shows and they are known for their charitable contributions to the Las Vegas community. Now they have raised the bar on being a super cool band.

They are now the only Las Vegas band with their very own iPhone App~!!!!

You are now able to have their performance schedule at your fingertips, chat directly with the Voodoo Cowboys, listen to them live, view photos, and so much more.

This is a FREE DOWNLOAD in iTunes Click here for download or search the keyword “Voodoo Cowboys” in the App Store search field.

Smartphones tied with sex as the number one thing that business professionals can not live without in a study from cloud-based business phone system provider, RingCentral. In a survey among RingCentral’s small to medium-sized business customers in the U.S., the importance of the smartphone in daily and business life was reiterated over and over again.

The study, which surveyed nearly 400 customers, showed that smartphones are taking on the defacto role in business communication.

Here are some highlights:

Smartphones and intimate relationships tied at 40% for the number one thing respondents can’t live without.
79% of respondents use their smartphones to conduct most business calls, versus an office phone or home phone.

34% use a smartphone more than a computer for business. 7% even said they don’t take their laptops with them when they travel for business if they have a smartphone.

48% of respondents said that at least two-thirds of their phone communication is via smartphone.

None of this data is particularly surprising, except for the shift to using a smartphone as a primary business device. Thanks to platforms like Android() and the iPhone, you really can do a lot of work from your mobile device.

It will be interesting to see how tablet devices like the iPad will be used for business and how those devices will be classified.

How has having a smartphone changed (or not changed) how you conduct business?