Technology
eBay’s App Can Now Recognise and Automatically Make Listings for Trading Cards You Want to Sell – Gizmodo Australia
Who’d have thought that over 150 years after the first baseball cards were printed in the late 1860s that trading cards would still be a hot commodity? Every minute,…

Whod have thought that over 150 years after the first baseball cards were printed in the late 1860s that trading cards would still be a hot commodity? Every minute, almost 100 of them are sold on eBay, according to the company. So, to make the process smoother, its updating its app with image recognition capabilities that can expedite the creation of a trading card listing.
The new feature wont be available in the app until late April, but when it arrives, it will only support Magic the Gathering…
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