Amazon lets shoppers compare prices via Android app
November 17, 2011Amazon.com Inc. is letting Android shoppers compare in-store prices with those on its site via a new Price Check app.
Amazon.com Inc. is letting Android shoppers compare in-store prices with those on its site via a new Price Check app.
Online bill management system Pageonce has released an application that lets users pay and manage all of their bills from one location.
Android overtook iOS as the market share leader in mobile application downloads for the second quarter of 2011.
Travel site TripAdvisor is expanding its mobile strategy to include city guides with the rollout of twenty Android apps.
Financial institution Credit Union of Texas is targeting clients ages 18-30 with a round of mobile products aimed at making banking easier and faster.
Online retail aggregator and search engine TheFind.com is bridging mobile, Web and in-store shopping with an Android application.
Android impressions, on both mobile phones and tablets, grew 48 percent month-over-month, according to a new study by Millennial Media.
Cosmetics brand mark is driving sales for its representatives with a batch of new applications for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Android devices.
Burger chain Five Guys Burgers & Fries is increasing its mobile presence via an iPhone application that lets hungry consumers skip the line and order their favorite meal via their smartphone.
Hookit.com is letting members opt-in to receive deal alerts from their favorite local shops and brands via an iPhone and Android application.