The eBay mobile app for BlackBerry has received a long awaited update and is now available in the BlackBerry Beta Zone. The new version features a brand new UI, the ability to sell items right from your device and is also BBM connected. eBay has remained in basically the same form since the original launch, so this is a welcome feature for users. Updates include:
- BBM Connected -Ready to show the world your latest purchase? Post a recently purchased item as your personal message or share a listing with your BBM contacts and chat through BBM. You can even invite them to download the application if they don't already have it.
- Brand New User Interface - The user interface has been completely redesigned and updated, while maintaining core eBay design and functionality, to provide users with a closely integrated BlackBerry - eBay experience.
- Sell from your device - Create and publish a listing on eBay from just about anywhere. With core integration to your BlackBerry Camera and photo library, you can upload an image to the listing you created, directly from your BlackBerry smartphone.
- Improved buying experience - Looking for a collector's item? The advanced search criterion makes it easy to find what you're looking for. Modify your search with your preferences and indicate whether you're looking for a new or used item, which country sites you'd like to search and more!
eBay version 2.0 is available for download in the BlackBerry Beta Zone. Hit the link below to register and download
More info in the BlackBerry Beta Zone
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