Recently in news for the big-billion-day-sale controversy, the Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has switched the attention of consumers to the growing trend of wearable technology.
Recently in news for the big-billion-day-sale controversy, the Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has switched the attention of consumers to the growing trend of wearable technology.
Dedicated to Android devices, the company has launched a smartwatch app compatible with Android OS.
The app, they say is designed to support viewing Flipkart wish lists on the wearable gear. It will also support push notifications from Flipkart on the device. The users can update the app to enable push notifications to be viewed via the gear.
Apart from that, the app will also support basic features like notifications on personalized offers, price drops, and order status.
To install the app on a Android smartwatch, all a user needs to do is to update the Flipkart app to the latest version.
Releasing an official statement, Flipkart stated that smartwatches that are exclusively sold on their website, like Moto 360, Garmin and Martian, will all be available preloaded with the app. Only a few days back, the ecommerce giant faced acute criticism for their big-billion-sale offer.
Asking them to call off the sale, the Enforcement Directorate issued a notice to the company, questioning them over their recent billion-day sale. The company used social media to apologize for the inconvenience caused to the customers and promised to refund the money in cases of money deduction without confirmation.
