Shopitize (www.shopitize.com), the new business designed to help shoppers organise their shopping via their smart phones, has released a shopping app for iPhone. It follows hot on the heels of the company’s launch of the Android version earlier this month. The
Baby products retailer, Mamas & Papas, is planning to launch a mobile website as part of its new e-commerce strategy, which includes catering for mobile, tablet and Facebook shoppers. The company has appointed retail technology specialist One iota to develop
Sainsbury’s has launched a mobile website for non-food, which allows customers to search from 15,000 products across home and garden, appliances, technology, toys, games, sport and leisure. The mobile site follows the launch of Sainsbury’s iPhone app, subsequently introduced for Android and
Leading virtual technology company, EZface, is introducing an app, which will allow consumers to virtually try cosmetics before they buy them. Designed for both iPhone and iPad, the app will integrate with the company’s ‘try before you buy’ in-store kiosks
The launch of eBay’s iPhone app for cars, parts and accessories is well-timed, according to Keith Bird CEO eSellerPro, the e-commerce software supplier to multi-channel retailers. Bird said: “I’m not surprised to see that eBay has launched a dedicated app
Spar has launched an Interspar iPhone app in the Czech Republic and is enabling Interspar customers in Hungary to pay for their shopping with their mobile phone. The free iPhone app was originally designed as a cooking application but has
