Amazon tipped to be creating a ‘Prime for apps’ subscription service

Amazon is reportedly working on a new service to get more people to use its Android apps store. According to TechCrunch, leaked documents reportedly show an Amazon “Unlocked” subscription service that will give a range of apps and related in-app purchases free of additional charge. Yes, you can think of it as the Amazon Prime for apps.

Some of its partners reportedly include Sega America (the team behind Sonic Dash game) and UsTwo (makers of the Monument Valley game). And just like with Amazon Prime items, users will be able to filter searches to show only Unlocked apps. There is no word when Amazon plans to unveil this service but it does seem like a good proposition to get more people to use their app store.

Source: TechCrunch | Via: The Next Web

Amazon.ca Appstore offering up to $115 in top paid apps for free

The Amazon Appstore is celebrating its birthday this week and to honour this special occasion, starting today until Saturday, March 21, the Amazon.ca Appstore is offering a free app bundle, with up to $115 in top paid apps – completely free! 

Customers will be able to download apps such as the critically acclaimed thriller Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 – currently one of the Top Paid Apps globally. To access and download the full list of apps, customers can visit the Amazon.ca Appstore here.