Android apps
Domino’s Pizza app finds a home in Amazon Appstore
July 11, 2012 | by Natesh Sood
Android apps, Lifestyle, Personalization
A few years ago, Domino’s Pizza allowed customers to order a pizza online and be able to track the order from start to delivery. Today, Domino’s teamed up with Amazon to offer a unique Android app through Amazon’s Android Appstore.
The app is designed with the Kindle Fire in mind, but can be extended to other Android tablets and Android smartphones — as long as Amazon Appstore is installed. Now, the app’s main goal is to provide an easier and simpler way for customers to order a pizza. Instead of calling in an order or logging onto their website from a computer, users can simply open up the Android app and place the order. Other features of the app include browsing the national menu, store locator, coupon search, and completely track an order.
Again, the Domino’s Pizza app can be found and downloaded through the Amazon Appstore for Android. The app is compatible with tablets and smartphones of all screen sizes.
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I don’t understand?
I’ve had this app for longer than a month and I downloaded it from the Play Store..
It is a bit confusing since there is a Domino’s app already in the Play Store. Apparently this is a special tablet edition app developed for Amazon Kindle Fire that allows you to place an order whereas the previous Android app does not.
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