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torrentfreak.com - 12/3/2008

Firefox Pirates Take Over Amazon

— torrentfreak.com — Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer, is under attack by online pirates. An addon for the Firefox... browser called ‘Pirates of the Amazon’ makes it possible to shop at the Amazon store but leave without paying a dime. Instead, ... (more) Firefox Pirates Take Over Amazon

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phx.corporate-ir.net - 12/3/2008

Amazon releases Amazon Mobile iPhone application

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arealtree.com - 12/3/2008

an iPhone app

— arealtree.com — About Your Real Trees A Real Tree trees are planted in 12 countries fighting deforestation: Belize, Honduras,... Nicaragua, Panama, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Burundi, Senegal, Zambia, India, Philippines, and Haiti. These countries are in tropical regions where ... (more) an iPhone app

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Amazon iPhone App makes blowing your unemployment check easier
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — Amazon is releasing an iPhone App today according to the New York Times that will allow, amongst other less revolutionary functions, people to take pictures of something they want and have it come up as a purchase option.  Obviously, if this works, it'd be a really interesting feature. But it is, at the moment, slightly smoke and mirors. The photos are then uploaded to Amazon and turned over to the far-flung freelance workers in Amazon’s Mechanical Turk program, who will try to match them with products for sale on Amazon.com. The results will not ...

iPhone Gets an Amazon App
Tech Observer — Ars Technica reports: Recently, the iPhone application Mazo (which provides mobile access to all things Amazon) was rejected--not by Apple, but by the online retailer. The speculation about why ends today, with the release of Amazon's own iPhone/iPod touch application, unimaginatively named Amazon Mobile (iTunes Store link, free, only available in the US store). This is somewhat unexpected, because Amazon has an excellent iPhone-optimized version of its website, so there is really very little need for a client-side application. Then again, although the iPhone-optimized amazon.com is no slouch, Amazon Mobile is fast--maybe even faster ...