According to recent data compiled by comScore, smartphones and tablets play a vital role with that online marketplace. This holiday season, mobile commerce played a more important role than ever at Amazon, as shopping over that company’s mobile app increased by more than double when compared to the same time in 2014. Moreover, almost 70 percent of the shoppers heading to Amazon did so using a mobile device. Cyber Monday saw a tremendous spike in mobile commerce activity, at which time 33 electronics items were purchased every second by way…
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Amazon is developing an Apple Watch app for shopping
The massive online marketplace is reportedly creating a new application for the smartwatch to boost its m-commerce. Reports have been flying around the internet with claims that Amazon.com is currently developing an Apple Watch app that will allow the first owners of the upcoming smartwatches to be able to shop over m-commerce by way of their wearable technology. Though the Apple smartwatch has not yet arrived on the market shelves, a number of applications are already lined up. Amazon has already released a mobile commerce app for Android Wear based…
Read MoreAmazon dumps its mobile payments Wallet app
The massive online marketplace has decided that it won’t be continuing with the service it launched last summer. After only six months, Amazon has decided that it has had enough of its Wallet app and has kicked its mobile payments service to the curb, representing the end of its first attempt to take its first small steps into this arena. The mobile wallet app is now being taken down from both the Amazon and the Google Play app stores. While existing users will still be able to use the mobile…
Read MoreAmazon launches Flow AR app to compete with Google Shopper
Amazon’s A9.com web app company has announced the launch of a new iPhone app that is available to users for free and that will use augmented reality technology to improve the search process for products at Amazon, and to learn more about those products. Amazon is now using the Flow to allow customers to use the camera feature on their iPhones to scan UPC codes on DVDs, books, video games, and millions of other items in order to obtain more information about them. When the Amazon-powered Flow recognizes a product…
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