Showing posts with label Amazon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazon. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

New Amazon Kindle Fire!


New Amazon Kindle Fire http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Just the image and the price ($199!) for now but it looks hot! watch out Apple, you ARE going to have a warehouse problems!

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Amazon Delivery Locker System At 7-11 Discovered

Amazon Delivery Locker System http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
If you ever had to deal with UPS, FedEx or your local Postal deliveries about your package, the Amazon purchase, not being dropped at right time, or having to collect at the respective package delivery service's office (which are just next to Timbuktu) because you could not be home on right time, now you can have your Amazon deliveries sent to your local 7-11 and pick it up at your convenience, 
Once a purchase is made and the delivery method is selected, Amazon will send you an email with a barcode that you could use at the storage systems kiosk to scan and obtain a pin code to open the locker containing your package.
The photo above is from a 7-11 store in Seattle which is slated to be activated on Friday.
You can read more and see more photos at Geekwire.

Monday, August 22, 2011

HP TouchPad On The Best Sellers List On Amazon.

HP TouchPad makes it to a top something http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

We got a HP TouchPad to play around with when it was released and thought "nothing" of it. It was something furthest from what we wanted from a tablet and Asus EEE Pad Transformer remains on the top tablet followed by iPad2 3G in our favorite tablet list.

But last breath fro the ill fated HP Touchpad is making waves, at least on Amazon with resellers from all over trying to offload the beast.

It has made the first and second place on the best seller list on Amazon!

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader, Walmart's VUDU, Goes To War With Apple iTunes By Passes 30% Apple Tax.

Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader, Walmart's VUDU http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/


By steering efforts on webapps rather than native iOS apps, Amazon and Walmart is by passing 30% Apple Tax on content.
Following Apple guidelines, Amazon removed it's link to store in iOS Kindle App. The Apple iTunes guidelines require publishers to sign up customers through Apple and pay Apple a 30% cut. It also require whole bunch of other rules which small timers tend to follow due to lack of resources and means. But the likes of Amazon and Walmart have both and will act differently. Google, B&N too removed their in app purchases and indicated that the content could only bought through iPad's Safari Browser.
Walmart's VUDU allows users to have video on demand without subscriptions on any web enabled device, from computers, TVs, blueray players and Playstation. Walmart also announced the VUDU Web App.
We told about Financial Times Web App that did the same and thriving. Trend seem to continue as this is a convenient way to keep apps up to date and comply with various screen resolutions of other mobile devices, like Android tablets that Apple trying ban!




Monday, July 11, 2011

GetJar To Apple, Stuff Your Bullying In A Jam Jar!

Apple a Bully and we won't take it http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Apple among other stuff trying carve a niche, a huge niche, for itself. Bullying and suing people Big and small.
Apple wants App store for itself and want Amazon not to use the term :) and recently sent a cease and desist letter to GetJar to stop using App Store in it's service name, GetJar App Store, an Android Application store.
May be next will be all the bloggers, news sites, and services like WIP asking not to use the term App Store. I do not like bullies, I wish I could clobber the bully, like I did with High school bullies.
But it is not only me, GetJar CEO Patrick Mork had a few words to Apple too. With all the pancreatic jokes aside, seriously written lengthy article on Getjar Blog explains the legalese and timeline regarding why Getjar will not be listening to Apple's threats. It is a good article, if you are interested, like these #OFAM people, The Open And Free App Movement
Getjar blog via Androidguys

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Did Google And Amazon Help Apple To Get On Music Cloud Sooner?

Apple  Music Cloud http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
After signing up with Warner Music earlier and now that Apple got EMI music (via CNET) on it's side, looks like the cloud streaming business is totally on it's side. You might wonder what about the other two big players in the music field? Sony and Universal?? yes they too seem to be on the way to sign on with Apple according to the same source.
Even though Apple has not announced about it's cloud streaming service, it has been at it for a while, discussing deals with the likes of Warner, EMI, Sony and Universal. According to CNET, all might be in Apple's bag, whether they want or not. Perhaps, the services from Google and Amazon may have accelerated these music labels jumping in with Apple that they do not like very much.
The license free or license less service from Google and Amazon has been announced without support from Music labels, in fact that have been crying foul all along. Now that Apple has Music labels on it's side will be able to offer much more services and enhancements than Google and Amazon could. So we might hear a different tune from Apple at this year's WWDC in June.
read more at CNET

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Palm Pre Drops To $80

Palm Pre snapvoip.blogspot.com


Amazon has dropped the price of Palm Pre on Sprint network for $79.99 with $36 activation fee waived for a limited time. To get this price, you need to sign up for two year contract.The offer expires on Nov 23rd.Amazon also gives $5 worth on MP3 credit and free two day shipping.
Where will the Palm Pixi go now?
Amazon

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Amazon Kindle Goes Multi Touch And Colorful For Windows 7


Amazon Kindle  snapvoip.blogspot.com
Amazon announced that it's kindle will go multi touch for the Windows 7. Kindle for PC was demonstrated today at Windows 7 release event. Now I might read books, Nah, I like to decimate forests read paper books. Specially the smell of books could not be replaced, unless Amazon sells scented Kindles.
“Customers have told us that they want access to a wider variety of content and an increasingly diverse set of form factors, With the announcement of Kindle for PC, Amazon is making its massive selection of Kindle books available on the world’s most widely used platform. The new Kindle for PC’s use of Windows 7 features such as Jump Lists and Windows Touch demonstrates how Windows 7 makes new things possible.” said Mike Nash, corporate vice president of Windows Platform Strategy at Microsoft.

With Kindle for PC, readers can take advantage of the following features:

  • Purchase, download, and read hundreds of thousands of books available in the Kindle Store
  • Access their entire library of previously purchased Kindle books stored on Amazon’s servers for free
  • Choose from over 10 different font sizes and adjust words per line
  • Add and automatically synchronize bookmarks and last page read
  • View notes and highlights marked on Kindle and Kindle DX
  • Zoom in and out of text with a pinch of the fingers (Windows 7 users only)
  • Turn pages with a finger swipe (available in a future release for Windows 7 users)
 You can get more info here.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Amazon Introduces A New Wireless Kindle And Old Kindle Drops Price

Get Kindled Wirelessly in 100 countries!snapvoip.blogspot.com
Amazon anounced today a price reduction of Kindle. The new price will be $259, down from $299. In addition to price reduction of the old kindle, Amazon introduced a new device that allows you to get kindled wirelessly. The new addition, Kindle with U.S. & International Wireless now enables readers to wirelessly download content in over 100 countries and territories.
Anyone who fancy the Kindle can pre-order Kindle with U.S. & International Wireless starting today for $279 at www.amazon.com/kindle and it ships October 19.

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Android G1 For $98!

http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Dealzmodo is telling us about a T-Mobile G1 deal that is only $98 with 2 year contract. The offer is through Amazon.
fine print in fine print;

Conditional $250 Discount

The purchase price listed above reflects a $250 instant discount based on your agreement to maintain service with the selected carrier. Please note that if you deactivate this device, cancel your line of service, or reduce the value of your service plan within 181 days of the activation of your service, you will be subject to a charge of up to $250, plus tax.

Third-party resellers are prohibited from purchasing cell phones or data cards/modems on behalf of customers. **Purchase limit of five (5) devices per household.**


Gizmodo Amazon