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eBay 4.0 released, tries to cater to sellers

eBay 4.0 released, tries to cater to sellers

Posted on September 9, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

A lot of people do their shopping online these days and a lot more do it from the comfort of their mobile devices. But when shopping apps’ designs hinder more than help, that becomes not really comfortable. eBay’s new app, now at version 4.0, aims to address that, both for buyers but most especially for sellers. With a new streamlined design that gives greater focus to browsing the storefront, eBay’s new app jumps into the modern age proliferated by minimalist design and a heavy use of images.
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