eBay for iOS review
eBay for iOS is a free download for iOS devices running iOS 4.3 and later. The app lets you track items that you’re watching, bidding on, or selling.
If you’re a buyer, you can review and submit best offers, bid on items at the last minute, and send messages and questions to sellers.
If you’re a seller, you can review submitted best offers, track your sold and unsold items, list new items with your own item images, relist unsold items, and create and schedule auctions.
The eBay app lets you search for items to purchase (or, if you’re just curious – say, if you’re looking at an item for resale and you want to know how much it’s selling for) using a rather comprehensive search feature.
You can search for an item using keywords or by scanning a UPC, EAN, or QR code, or you can refine your search to show completed listings, sold items, and items with free shipping.
Items can be sorted by category, condition (new or used), price range, and buying format (auction or buy it now).
Once you find what you’re looking for, you can place a bid, opt to Buy it Now, or add it to your Watch List, all through the app.
You can also share the item via Facebook, Twitter, text message or email; or sell an item similar to the one you’ve found.
The main eBay mobile home screen houses your messages centre, where you can read, send, and respond to messages from other eBay sellers.
Here, you can also save searches, manage notifications (for example, you can set eBay to notify you when a watched item is ending, when an item you’ve bid on is ending, and when you’ve been outbid, won an item, or received a best offer), and check out eBay’s Groupon-like Daily Deals site.
1) BlackBerry Z10
2) iPhone 4S
3) HTC Windows Phone 8x
5) Nokia lumia 920
6) iPhone 5
7) Nokia E6
8) Sony Xperia Ion
9) Nexus 4
10) HTC One X+
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