Designed for shopping in the Indian market, Flipkart is an interesting application to help you share and discuss possible purchases with your friends. Aside from the minor interface issues, it sounds really good, but that's almost all I can say because not being in India is as useful to me as selling one, if you're wondering if I don't;

(function () {('application-page-desktop-overview');}); Clean appearance, nice touch interface Flipkart functions just like any other software on the market. You can easily flip the pages up and down the whip and it will move smoothly. The products are listed by category and can be easily searched with just a few clicks or by completing a search, they are clearly presented with images and prices. Clicking on one of these items gives you access to a product page for more information. This includes vendor locations, mailing options and the ability to check if they are delivering to your area.

Tip: They do not do this when outside India.

Also, if you leave something in the trash and push notifications are activated, you can expect regularity;

Smooth browsing is probably not the most interesting thing on Flipkart, it's social connections. All the products you are considering buying can be shared with your friends for feedback. Obviously, they need to be in service to properly use it, though I'm not sure not sending texts to your contacts to create one, since I'm not in India, it was hard to test, but it seems like a nice addition to your normal shopping experience.

The only real complaint about the app is that it has minor usage issues. Adding terms to a search function is tedious, and I often need to remove and restart those rather than refine my search. It should also be noted that product formatting sometimes repels informationfrom the screen in such a way that it cannot be verified;

If you live in India and already buy from Flipkart, this app looks great. In addition, social hooks look good for digital purchases;