Amazon MP3 app updated

By George Wong on 02/15/2012, filed in Home > CellPhones

Amazon MP3 app updated For those of you who use Amazon MP3 or as the app for playing music on your Android device, good news because it’s been updated with a bunch of new features. It now features an optimized layout for tablets, a brand new color scheme, personalized recommendations added to the store (US-only) based on your purchase history, more prominent shuffle-and-play-all buttons, and lock screen player control support on Ice Cream Sandwich devices.

The app is used to play MP3s stored on your phone/tablet’s SD card, as well as those stored on Amazon’s Cloud Drive. The app is available now for free, just head over to the Android Market to download it.

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Amazon: Amazon.com is an American multinational e-commerce company with headquarters in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is the world's largest online retailer. The company also produces its own consumer electronics, notably the Amazon Kindle e-book reader, and is a major provider of cloud computing services with its Amazon AWS service.

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