My only guess is that this could be something coming down the road…and something that will rely upon users being able to download an MP3 wirelessly to their micro SD cards.Īs for Amazon’s Unbox Video feature, I think it just makes sense that down the road I should be able to browse and select a movie to rent and then wirelessly send that request to my TiVo so I can watch later that evening. Bringing a similar feature to the BlackBerry would be a show-stopper as users could wirelessly browse and download songs to their devices. If Amazon was able to integrate their AmazonMP3 and Amazon Unbox services into the application, then I would be even more impressed.Īndroid handsets (er, just the G1 for now) can download MP3s from Amazon using the AmazonMP3 store. I found the application very simple to use, and it is a great way to browse and purchase products directly from your BlackBerry. I took a photo of my ever-present coffee tumbler to test out the Amazon Remembers feature.

Just snap a photo of the item, and let Amazon return the results! This feature could be very useful when you need to do some quick cost comparison shopping.

Once the customer receives results from the photo-search, they can select a matching item to purchase immediately or select to “remember” the item for later use in their Amazon account. The top tabs include the Shopping Cart, Wish List, Gold Box, Account Information, and Amazon Remembers - a new feature that allows you to take a picture with your BlackBerry and upload the photo to, where the photo is searched to find similar products. The interface is familiar and user-friendly. Unfortunately, it looks like you cannot download the Amazon application directly from RIM’s BlackBerry App World.Īfter you log into your Amazon account, the application will bring up the main screen - including recommendations.

You can also go to if you prefer to send the download link to your device via e-mail.

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