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[Deal Alert] Philips Fidelio Docking Speaker Going For $39.99 With Free Shipping On Amazon
Unless you have the HTC One with BoomSound , you probably don’t want to listen to music through your phone’s wimpy little speakers. A Bluetooth speaker is a popular solution to the problem, but they can get pricey. The Philips Fidelio Docking Speaker for Android is priced pretty reasonably, and it’s on sale through Amazon today.
The Fidelio connects to any Android device running 2.1 or later, and it doubles as a universal phone dock. The microUSB connector on the top surface swivels and tilts, ensuring almost any Android device can be connected. The USB is only for charging, though – the music has to be pumped out over Bluetooth.
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[Deal Alert] Philips Fidelio Docking Speaker Going For $39.99 With Free Shipping On Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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[1-Day Deal Alert] Amazon Gold Box SanDisk Storage Sale: 32GB Ultra MicroSD For $21.49, 64GB For $42.99, And More SD And SSD Deals
It’s that time again, boys and girls: Amazon is having another massive Gold Box sale on SanDisk-brand memory cards and other storage mediums. Specifically for mobile devices, the SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSD (SDHC) card with a free card reader is just $21.99, a savings of 69% off the retail price. The 64GB (SDXC) version of the same card is $42.99, 57% off the retail price of a hundred bucks. Both are currently in stock and qualify for Amazon Prime free shipping. The deals are valid for today, Monday, June 3rd only.
If you’ve got a more versatile device (or just need some storage for your camera), the SanDisk Extreme SD cards are also on sale.
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[1-Day Deal Alert] Amazon Gold Box SanDisk Storage Sale: 32GB Ultra MicroSD For $21.49, 64GB For $42.99, And More SD And SSD Deals was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Amazon offering $20 off Kindle Fire HD for Father’s Day
Father’s Day is coming up this weekend, and if you don’t already have an idea of what to get the ultimate dad in your life (or if you’re just tapped out from Mother’s day), Amazon’s willing to help. The online retailer has made its Kindle Fire HD tablet available for sale for $20 off.
Galaxy S4 S-view Flip Cover Folio Case Now Available for $9.50 on Amazon
The S-view flip cover for the Galaxy S4 has dropped drastically in price, from $60, to the super low price of $9.50. That is an 84% price cut, and you guys should really take advantage of this awesome flip cover. This flip cover allows you to see your time, date, and number of notifications without having to open the phone up. Pretty slick, and Samsung knew what they were doing when they made this cover. If you want the white color, you will have to pay 35 cents more which is such a stretch. So click the link below and head over to Amazon to pic one up. Let us know if you did.
[Deal Alert] Sprint LG Optimus G Drops To $0.01 For New And Renewing Customers On Amazon
If you’re in the market and don’t need the most cutting edge device, Amazon has a solid deal on the LG Optimus G for Sprint. The price for this handset has fallen to a single penny on a 2-year contract. This deal is open to all interested parties, whether it’s for a new line of service or not. The Optimus G was previously only this cheap for new customers.
The LG Optimus G came out last fall, but it has since been overshadowed by the likes of the HTC One and Galaxy S4. But hey, there’s still plenty to like in the Optimus G.
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[Deal Alert] Sprint LG Optimus G Drops To $0.01 For New And Renewing Customers On Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Amazon Launches “Login with Amazon,” Lets Users Login with Amazon, Duh.
This afternoon, Amazon launched a service that looks to help customers and developers make the logging in and buying process extremely simple on their mobile devices. By allowing customers to login to their Amazon accounts using the new Login with Amazon service directly through apps, games and other websites, people can get to buying much [...]
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Amazon announces ‘Login with Amazon’ platform for apps, games and websites
App developers and website owners now have a simple way to authenticate users with their existing Amazon account
Amazon announced today that it is joining the single sign-on game with a new service called "Login with Amazon" that will let users sign into other sites with their existing Amazon credentials. Similarly to the service offered by Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and others, Amazon is extending the functionality to app developers and website owners to integrate on their products and make it easier for users to authenticate without making a new login and password for that specific property. Users can choose what parts of their account to share with each authenticated app or site, and can quickly get started with a new service without any extra hassle.
As is the case with the other single sign-on providers, it's in Amazon's best interest to have as many people signed in and ready to shop at any given point. So as you would expect, Login with Amazon is available to developers at no charge, and according to Amazon is extremely easy to implement. Based on early trials with its subsidiaries Zappos and Woot, Amazon saw a high amount of engagement with the new Amazon sign-on compared to other social logins. Will you be more willing to use Amazon as a sign-on at a new app or website than another service such as Google+? Let us know in the comments.
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Amazon login service launches as alternative to Google and Facebook
Amazon has announced the latest single sign-on service this morning. The service will be launching as “Login with Amazon” and it will be serving as another alternative to the similar services being offered by Facebook and Google. More to the point for developers though, using Amazon will allow them to tap into the 200 million active Amazon customers. And on the flip side, this will provide a secure method for users to choose.
Basically, as with Facebook and Google, the Login with Amazon service will allow users to login using their existing account credentials. This also means you will have one less username and password to worry about remembering and maintaining. Amazon is touting this as being a way for developers to offer a trusted sign-in solution to their users and as a way for the users to quickly and securely sign-in to apps.
“Login with Amazon enables app developers and website owners to leverage Amazon’s trusted sign-in solution, allowing them to focus on providing a great experience for their customers,” said Michael Carr, Amazon Vice President, eCommerce Services. “Amazon customers now have a hassle-free way to quickly and securely sign-in to apps, games and websites, without having to remember yet another password.”
The Login with Amazon service is ready and available for developers to begin using, however it may take some time before the average end user finds the option to use this. Amazon notes that some of the early adopters of the service include Zappos and Woot, both of which have seen “significant customer adoption.” The folks at Zappos have said 40 percent of new customers chose to login with Amazon and Woot has said customers chose to login with Amazon “two times more often than any other social login on their site.”
The Login with Amazon service is based on the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework and is said to be easy for developers to integrate. Amazon mentions the integration process can be taken from the initial registration to launch in a “matter of hours.” Otherwise, aside from the end user having one less username and password to remember, this also means one less location to have your credit card and personal details stored.
Finally, while the use cases will likely vary from developer to developer, Amazon has said this will be available for the Appstore, Game Connect, GameCircle, in-app purchases and more. All said and done, it looks like users now have another option to choose when signing in with a new service. The nice part here is simply having the additional option and while Facebook and Google seem like good ones to consider, somehow using an Amazon login seems to make quite a bit of sense for websites that you will be making purchases from.
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Sprint HTC One on Amazon for $79 & $99 for new & upgrading accounts [Deal Alert]
We had previously shown the AT&T version of the HTC One selling on Amazon at $129 for both upgrades and new accounts. Well, Amazon has thrown the Sprint version of the HTC One into the mix and is selling them at $79 for new accounts and $99 for upgrades respectively, both on two year contracts for the black and silver versions.
This price is cheaper than what Sprint is offering them at, $99.99 for new accounts (if you port a number) and $199.99 for upgrades. Too bad I had ants in the pants and got mine right away, that’s cheaper even after I traded in a Gnex towards an upgrade at Best Buy which is selling upgrades for the same price as Sprint. Anyway, to get in on this deal, click on the images below for a link to the black and silver versions.
Thanks Tim for the tip!
Source: Android Police
Sprint HTC One on Amazon for $79 & $99 for new & upgrading accounts [Deal Alert]
We had previously shown the AT&T version of the HTC One selling on Amazon at $129 for both upgrades and new accounts. Well, Amazon has thrown the Sprint version of the HTC One into the mix and is selling them at $79 for new accounts and $99 for upgrades respectively, both on two year contracts for the black and silver versions.
This price is cheaper than what Sprint is offering them at, $99.99 for new accounts (if you port a number) and $199.99 for upgrades. Too bad I had ants in the pants and got mine right away, that’s cheaper even after I traded in a Gnex towards an upgrade at Best Buy which is selling upgrades for the same price as Sprint. Anyway, to get in on this deal, click on the images below for a link to the black and silver versions.
Thanks Tim for the tip!
Source: Android Police
Sprint HTC One on Amazon for $79 & $99 for new & upgrading accounts [Deal Alert]
We had previously shown the AT&T version of the HTC One selling on Amazon at $129 for both upgrades and new accounts. Well, Amazon has thrown the Sprint version of the HTC One into the mix and is selling them at $79 for new accounts and $99 for upgrades respectively, both on two year contracts for the black and silver versions.
This price is cheaper than what Sprint is offering them at, $99.99 for new accounts (if you port a number) and $199.99 for upgrades. Too bad I had ants in the pants and got mine right away, that’s cheaper even after I traded in a Gnex towards an upgrade at Best Buy which is selling upgrades for the same price as Sprint. Anyway, to get in on this deal, click on the images below for a link to the black and silver versions.
Thanks Tim for the tip!
Source: Android Police
Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
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Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
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Come comment on this article: Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
source: Amazon
Come comment on this article: Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
source: Amazon
Come comment on this article: Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
source: Amazon
Come comment on this article: Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon announced today that they are making their Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9 devices available in more than 170 countries and territories around the world starting June 13th. Customers who are interested in one of the devices can go ahead and place a pre-order now by visiting Amazon.com. Along with access to the hardware, buyers in the new countries will get access to the Amazon App store and all of the content contained therein, including more than 300,000 books that are exclusive to the Kindle Store.
Dave Limp, vice president of Amazon Kindle notes the Kindle Fire HD “is the #1 best-selling item in the world for Amazon since its launch.” The 8.9-inch version of the device is available for $284 while the 7-inch version is available for $214. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 can be preordered by visiting www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd-8.9 and the Kindle Fire HD is available at www.amazon.com/global-kindle-fire-hd. Interested buyers can also visit retailers who sell Kindle devices.
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Come comment on this article: Amazon adds more than 170 countries as markets for Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9
Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7″ And 8.9″ Pre-Orders Starts Now In Over 170 Countries, Ships Out June 13th
Amazon’s Android tablets, the Kindle Fire HD 7″ And 8.9″, have been available in the United States and select countries worldwide for quite some time now. The company is currently expanding the presence of these devices by opening pre-orders today in more than 170 countries. The devices will start shipping out on June 13.
While it’s true that the worldwide release comes a little bit late it is still welcome news for people wanting to order these devices living in other parts of the world. The 7 inch Kindle HD was first released in September of last year in the United States with releases in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Japan made before the end of 20 12. The availability of Amazon services will vary per location however owners will more than likely be able to download and buy Amazon apps once they receive their devices.
Some of the features of both Amazon Kindle HD devices include
- Stunning customized HD display with in-plane switching, Advanced True Wide polarizing filter and customized laminated touch sensor for 25% less glare with rich color and deep contrast from any viewing angle; ideal for movies, apps, and gaming.
- Custom Dolby audio and dual stereo speakers for crisp, rich sound.
- The most popular apps and games.
- Ultra-fast web browsing and streaming with built-in dual-band, dual-antenna Wi-Fi.
- Front-facing HD camera for taking photos or making video calls.
- Exceptional battery life—Kindle Fire HD gets over 10 hours of battery life.
- Easy-to-use e-mail, calendar, and contacts for work or home, including Gmail, Hotmail, Exchange, and more.
- Amazon-exclusive features like, Whispersync for Voice and Whispersync for Games.
- “Buy Once, Read Everywhere” with the free Kindle app available on the largest number of platforms so customers can use their Kindle books on any of their devices.
- Amazon’s top-rated, world-class customer service.
Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7” Technical Specifications
- Display: 7-inch screen, 1280px x 800px (supports 720p “HD” resolution)
- Multitouch: 10-point
- RAM: 1024 MB
- CPU: Dual Core TI OMAP4 (4460) HS, 1.2 GHz
- GPU: Imagination PowerVR
- Camera: 1.3 megapixels front facing
- WiFi: 802.11 a/b/g/n
- Bluetooth: BT 3.0 + EDR (HID and A2DP profiles only)
- Software: Based on Android 4.0.3, API level 15
Amazon Kindle HD 8.9” Technical Specifications
- Display:8.9-inch screen, 1920px x 1200px (supports 1080p “HD” resolution)
- Multitouch: 10-point
- RAM: 1024 MB
- CPU: Dual Core TI OMAP4 (4470) HS, 1.5 GHz
- GPU: Imagination PowerVR
- Camera: 1.3 megapixels front facing
- WiFi: 802.11 a/b/g/n
- Bluetooth: BT 3.0 + EDR (HID and A2DP profiles only)
- Software: Based on Android 4.0.3, API level 15
The 8.9 inch model has an advantage over the 7 inch model in terms of display size and resolution as well in the processor used. If you want to have a device that supports 1080p HD resolution then the 8.9 inch model is for you otherwise the 720p resolution of the 7 inch model is just fine.
The 7 inch model will sell for $214 while the 8,9 inch model will sell for $284.
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Amazon Kindle Fire HD and Appstore availability expands
Amazon will soon be expanding the availability of the Kindle Fire HD 7 and the HD 8.9. According to details coming from Amazon, the tablets are now available for customers[...]
Amazon Appstore now ‘in nearly 200 countries’
Web-based Appstore now available in the UK
Amazon has announced that its Appstore for Android — the Google Play rival operated by the online retail giant — is now available in almost 200 countries following its expansion of the service. In a press release today, Amazon also revealed that the Kindle Fire is spreading its reach across the globe, with the total countries in which it's available set to reach 170 on June 13. To celebrate, Amazon says it'll bring back the popular Fruit Ninja as a free app of the day, along with Cut the Rope: Experimentals and classic puzzler Tetris — these will be available from May 23.
Finally the web-based Amazon Appstore is now available to users in the UK. Brits can point their browsers to www.amazon.co.uk/appstore to look through the selection of available paid and free apps.
More details in the presser after the break.
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Amazon Appstore now ‘in nearly 200 countries’
Web-based Appstore now available in the UK
Amazon has announced that its Appstore for Android — the Google Play rival operated by the online retail giant — is now available in almost 200 countries following its expansion of the service. In a press release today, Amazon also revealed that the Kindle Fire is spreading its reach across the globe, with the total countries in which it's available set to reach 170 on June 13. To celebrate, Amazon says it'll bring back the popular Fruit Ninja as a free app of the day, along with Cut the Rope: Experimentals and classic puzzler Tetris — these will be available from May 23.
Finally the web-based Amazon Appstore is now available to users in the UK. Brits can point their browsers to www.amazon.co.uk/appstore to look through the selection of available paid and free apps.
More details in the presser after the break.
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Amazon Appstore now ‘in nearly 200 countries’
Web-based Appstore now available in the UK
Amazon has announced that its Appstore for Android — the Google Play rival operated by the online retail giant — is now available in almost 200 countries following its expansion of the service. In a press release today, Amazon also revealed that the Kindle Fire is spreading its reach across the globe, with the total countries in which it's available set to reach 170 on June 13. To celebrate, Amazon says it'll bring back the popular Fruit Ninja as a free app of the day, along with Cut the Rope: Experimentals and classic puzzler Tetris — these will be available from May 23.
Finally the web-based Amazon Appstore is now available to users in the UK. Brits can point their browsers to www.amazon.co.uk/appstore to look through the selection of available paid and free apps.
More details in the presser after the break.
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Amazon Takes One Notch Up in Its Smartphone Ambition
There is no official confirmation yet about the much rumored Amazon smartphone. However, there are just too many indications from the company now about their ambition to release one according to TechCrunch.
First, the company just announced that they will be selling two-higher end versions of their tablets, namely the Kindle Fire HD and the Kindle Fire HD 8.9-inch, in around 170 countries of the globe. In addition, they have expanded their Amazon Appstore in about 200 countries.
Then, a few hours ago, the company just announced that they will be accepting pre-orders for their products in 170 countries. They stated that the shipping for the orders will start on June 13. The tablets will be priced $214 and $218 respectively.
The Amazon Appstore is home to a lot of Android-based programs. But it is only available to a few locations like the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Japan and China. According to the source, Brazil will be next in line and the others will follow soon.
Reason for the Expansion
The move is a way to introduce their platform on a worldwide scale said the report. This is to entice more developers into adapting them. Aside from the promise of gathering many customers to their products, Amazon added into the mix more incentives to users and developers alike such as in-app payments and subscriptions.
Amazon Coins, the company’s virtual currency was also introduced to provide developers a flexible way of earning cash.
A Dry Run
In a related report from BGR, the global introduction of the Amazon tablets is a clear indication that the company is performing a dry run for their future products. They are actually looking how customers will accept their products. So, if the reception will be warm enough and they start creating more demand for their brand, they might consider following up the trend with their new smartphones.
Source: TechCrunch and BGR
Amazon Takes One Notch Up in Its Smartphone Ambition
There is no official confirmation yet about the much rumored Amazon smartphone. However, there are just too many indications from the company now about their ambition to release one according to TechCrunch.
First, the company just announced that they will be selling two-higher end versions of their tablets, namely the Kindle Fire HD and the Kindle Fire HD 8.9-inch, in around 170 countries of the globe. In addition, they have expanded their Amazon Appstore in about 200 countries.
Then, a few hours ago, the company just announced that they will be accepting pre-orders for their products in 170 countries. They stated that the shipping for the orders will start on June 13. The tablets will be priced $214 and $218 respectively.
The Amazon Appstore is home to a lot of Android-based programs. But it is only available to a few locations like the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Japan and China. According to the source, Brazil will be next in line and the others will follow soon.
Reason for the Expansion
The move is a way to introduce their platform on a worldwide scale said the report. This is to entice more developers into adapting them. Aside from the promise of gathering many customers to their products, Amazon added into the mix more incentives to users and developers alike such as in-app payments and subscriptions.
Amazon Coins, the company’s virtual currency was also introduced to provide developers a flexible way of earning cash.
A Dry Run
In a related report from BGR, the global introduction of the Amazon tablets is a clear indication that the company is performing a dry run for their future products. They are actually looking how customers will accept their products. So, if the reception will be warm enough and they start creating more demand for their brand, they might consider following up the trend with their new smartphones.
Source: TechCrunch and BGR
Amazon Kindle Fire HD coming to over 170 countries, Appstore expanding to more than 200
Amazon has announced that the Kindle Fire HD will soon be available in over 170 countries. And folks in over 200 countries are now able to buy apps and games from the Amazon Appstore.
Amazon Kindle Fire HD coming to over 170 countries, Appstore expanding to more than 200
Amazon has announced that the Kindle Fire HD will soon be available in over 170 countries. And folks in over 200 countries are now able to buy apps and games from the Amazon Appstore.
Verizon Galaxy S4 Selling for $179 on Amazon
Verizon for some reason is the last major carrier to see some Galaxy S4 love, and the phone will be hitting the shelves starting tomorrow. If any of you Big Red users would like to order it now for the cheap price of $179, head over to Amazon and add it to your shopping cart. This deal is for both new and upgradable customers, so take advantage of it today. Hit the links below for which over color you want to get. Let us know if you ordered one.
Verizon Galaxy S4 Selling for $179 on Amazon
Verizon for some reason is the last major carrier to see some Galaxy S4 love, and the phone will be hitting the shelves starting tomorrow. If any of you Big Red users would like to order it now for the cheap price of $179, head over to Amazon and add it to your shopping cart. This deal is for both new and upgradable customers, so take advantage of it today. Hit the links below for which over color you want to get. Let us know if you ordered one.
Verizon Galaxy S4 Selling for $179 on Amazon
Verizon for some reason is the last major carrier to see some Galaxy S4 love, and the phone will be hitting the shelves starting tomorrow. If any of you Big Red users would like to order it now for the cheap price of $179, head over to Amazon and add it to your shopping cart. This deal is for both new and upgradable customers, so take advantage of it today. Hit the links below for which over color you want to get. Let us know if you ordered one.
Amazon Selling Samsung Galaxy S4 on Verizon for $179 for New Customers and Upgrades
The Samsung Galaxy S4 on Verizon will finally arrive in stores tomorrow, but if you were looking to beat Big Red’s $199 on-contract price, Amazon is almost always a great place to look. And sure enough, Amazon is already offering the device for $179.99 with 2-year contract for both new customers and upgrades. In the [...]
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