Notable iPhone Apps: Auctions (part 1 of 7)
This post is part one of a seven part series covering the iPhone applications and games announced at the WWDC Keynote on Monday, June 9th.
The first group to demo an app was iPhone App Lab. Their app was aptly named Auctions. It is certified by both Apple and eBay, and is available for free in the App store in iPhone 2.0.
The eBay application provides iPhone users with an easy way to buy and sell in the world’s largest online auction base, and Safari is no longer needed. From your iPhone, you can bid on items, check your watch list, check bid status and view item details, including photos of the listing. I think this is a decent app, but not really worth paying for, so it’s a good thing it will be free.
For more on the new iPhone apps revealed at WWDC, follow the links below.
• Auctions
• Push Notification Service
• Typepad
• Mobile News
• Band
• Modality and MIMVista
• At Bat
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