Amazon lets students buy and trade in textbooks via Android app
December 9, 2011Amazon.com Inc. is letting students check prices, as well as buy and trade in textbooks via the company’s new Android application.
Amazon.com Inc. is letting students check prices, as well as buy and trade in textbooks via the company’s new Android application.
Amazon is educating consumers to use its Price Check comparison shopping app this holiday season by offering an additional 5 percent discount when they make a purchase.
Amazon.com wants to make it easy for children and their parents to create holiday wish lists that can be shared with a new app for Kindle Fire and iPad.
Amazon.com Inc. is letting Android shoppers compare in-store prices with those on its site via a new Price Check app.
Amazon is continuing to grab its piece of the mobile pie by integrating augmented reality and search into an iPhone application.
Amazon.com’s online grocery shopping service AmazonFresh has introduced an iPhone application that lets Seattle iPhone users order produce and other items via their mobile device.
Amazon is continuing on its path of mobile commerce domination with the launch of a shopping application for its endless.com destination.
With the launch of Amazon’s new Android tablet, will the retailer’s signature one-click checkout meet portable desire and allow for an optimal commerce experience for the impulse shopper on the go?
Amazon.com Inc. has debuted a back-to-school application that lets students compare prices, buy and sell textbooks and view exclusive deals.
Online retailer Amazon’s member fashion site Myhabit.com is making fashion deals accessible for shoppers via an iPhone application.