Amazon launched a new feature called "Spark" inside its mobile apps today. It lets you buy goods that you see from within a list of photos.
It's kind of like Instagram or Pinterest in a way, but for more than just looking. Here's how to use it.
Open Amazon on your smartphone. Tap the menu button on the top-left, then "Programs and Features."
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Tap "Amazon Spark."
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Tap 'Get Started'
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Select 5 or more things you're interested in. I chose technology, videogames, books, computers and Amazon Echo. Tap "Next."
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You'll have to create a profile. Then tap "Start Exploring."
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Now you'll see a list of photos from other users that you can browse. It looks a lot like Instagram. Like this one, with books.
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Or this one, with the Surface Pro.
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Or this one, with a candle.
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Tap the picture and you can buy any product in the picture, like this candle.
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You'll end up on the product page.
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Were you can add it to your cart, as you would with any other product you buy trough the Amazon app.
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I'd never spend $26 plus $7.30 for shipping on a candle. But maybe you'll find something you like! Give it a try.