Gerald, You don't need 2 hands with the EyeNote app. The app has access to the iPhone camera automatically when you open the app, so you just point the back camera of your iPhone at the bill and

You don’t need two hands to operate a smart phone. Chris Judge

I don't understand how a smart phone can be used to identify bills with only two hands. It seems to me that one hand would be needed to hold the phone, while the other hand

Actually, if we're speaking specifically of the U.S. dollar bill identification, the best one out there is LookOut by Google. Grab it

I never said everyone else does. I’m saying that you can’t assume that drives in general vibrate enough to be detected. I don’t know how many do and how many don’t. You may have tried

HI list, I have 2 external u s b hard drives, a 2 t b Toshiba, and a 4 t b w d passport. When I lift them a few mm of the desk, I fell them spinning, if any data is being

 You may very well have good sensitivity, but that doesn't mean that everyone else does. I have both the Western Digital and SeaGate drive in various models in 1, 2 & 4 TB sizes, probably 10 or 12

John: Here is the link to the LookOut app for Android. https://support.google.com/accessibility/android/answer/9031274?hl=en

I have very good sensativity. I wouldn’t assume that all brands and models produce enough vibration to be definitely felt. Gene

Yep. I'll give my local library a call monday. You stay safe, James B

John: Sorry, but I don't have an Android phone, so just passing on some other info. Maybe others with Android will chime in.

You can also think of six inches as the length of a U.S. one dollar bill. James B

 This is all a matter of how well your sensitivity to feel / touch is. The only comparison I can give is to try holding or lightly squeezing a flashdrive, and you won't feel anything because

No. I tried a brand new battery several times. I also cleaned the device. It still occasionally reads a bill but it might take around ten tries. Regards, James B

Hmmm. I do not think this is it... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout&hl=en_US&gl=US It's the first thing that came up when I earched for Lookout. John

Oh boy. Updated in September 2014. My phone is way newer than that. IDEAL U.S. Currency Identifier - Apps on Google Play John

John: I saw an earlier post by Olusegun that mentioned an app for Android called LookOut by Google . I think that is the money identifying app for Android.

Hi Holly, Thannks for the correct spelling of the, eyeNote, app. Hell, I thought it was spelled with the lower case, i, as in, iNote! LOL There's just too much, iCrap, out there anymore! Stay

I’m nnot sure you can generalize. My hard drive produces so little vibration that I’m not sure if I feel any. Iff you do , then the question is answered for your drive. Gene

I have not read all the posts about the money reader, but I have already changed the two batteries in mine since receiving it, and now it works perfectly.