Amazon Unveils Fire Phone For $199 (32GB) And $299 (64GB)
During a special press conference in Seattle, Washington on Wednesday, Amazon unveiled its first of several planned own-brand smartphones. As expected, the phone features a heavily customized version of Android that is similar to the operating system on Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet lineup, and apps are made available through the company’s own Amazon Appstore. Another key feature on the Fire Phone is Firefly, which uses the camera to scan barcodes on products and pull them up in Amazon’s store. Firefly can also listen to music or TV shows using technology similar to Shazam to recognize them and pull them up in Amazon’s digital shop. Here’s a look at five features that technology experts think Amazon might include on itssmartphone. 3-D shopping
Amazon Fire Phone, 32GB (AT&T) Amazon $649.00
Amazon has been testing a Wi-Fi wand called Amazon Dash that simplifies bar-code scanning. Suchcapabilities could be included in the Amazon phone to improve on current bar-code scanning apps.Combine that with Amazon’s same-day grocery service Amazon Fresh, which is in testing in Seattle,Los Angeles and San Francisco, and grocery shopping could be drastically simplified. Rather thandrag a shopping cart through aisles — or scroll through a list of products online — you couldquickly wave the phone in your pantry and have all your groceries on your doorstep withinhours.
On June 18, 2014 in Seattle, Washington, Amazon will be unveiling their brand new 3D smartphone. Not a lot is known about it right now other than the fact that it will have innovative 3D features with several cameras on the front of the device. Some are saying that it will be called the “Kindle Fire Phone”. BGR is also saying that it will have something called “Prime Data”, but again the details are left to your imagination. If that intrigues you, hit up the source link below to sign up for a hopeful ticket invite.
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