by eBay has released version 2.0 of its primary Phone app, eBay Mobile, the company announced Monday. Version 2.0 [iTunes link], which appeared in the App Store Friday, allows users to buy and sell on eBay’s flagship auction site, as well as scan product barcodes for comparison shopping. Previously, the latter two capabilities were available only in independent apps, eBay selling [iTunes link] and RedLaser [iTunes link], the latter of which was acquired in June. Now users can do everything on their iPhones that they could previously do on eBay.com — and then some. The integration of RedLaser’s barcode scanning technology is particularly useful, allowing users to quickly compare eBay’s prices to retail, and to pre-populate information about the items they’re selling (which, admittedly, will only be useful for those few goods that still have their barcodes intact). For a more comprehensive overview of the new features, check out the video Read More

Hey, we can dream… Shopping for a car can be a huge pain in the butt. There is a lot that a buyer must look at, prices, mileage, fuel efficiency, etc. The case is often somewhat similar for those who want to sell their car. They must do the same sort of research if they hope to price their car appropriately and have it sell. There are a few applications across both iOS and Android that will help you do this. Let's take a look at some of the available apps:   Buying: CarBUZZ   This was one of our favorite Apps when it came to anything having to do with cars. Aside from having car news, which is a nice feature, it has reviews on cars and information that would be relevant to shoppers, such as base prices for cars, fuel efficiency and a variety of useful news for car Read More

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eBay, the popular online auction house,  has had an iPhone app to allow you to access the site as a buyer to search, bid and manage listings you’re interested in. Now with the newly released eBay Selling app, you can start making money off of unwanted junk and sell directly from your iPhone in a matter of minutes. eBay Selling as the name implies, is a selling tool for listing your items to be sold for auction. The app gives you three basic functions: Research, Status and Sell. Using the Research tool, you can look up a similar item and see what you might expect to earn. You can filter to see items that actually ended up selling and set price ranges to see how well items fetched on the auction market. The Status tool gives you an overview of all items you have scheduled to sell, currently selling or have Read More

EBay is busy, busy, busy on the iPhone and iPad fronts. Today, it unfurled iPhone applications -- one for sellers, the other for classified ads. Both are free. (A third app, for iPad, is expected on April 3, when Apple's new tablet arrives.) The new apps are part of an aggressive push by eBay to ride the iPhone wave, and other mobile devices, for that matter. "We think this will be a huge boon for casual sellers to list their goods on iPhone in less than a minute," says eBay spokesman Jim Larkin. How big? This year, the e-commerce company expects $1.5 billion in total value of all items sold over mobile devices, compared with $600 million in 2009. Most of eBay's mobile-related sales are via iPhone, though the service is also available on Android and BlackBerry. One item is purchased every two seconds on eBay. The company's original iPhone app, Read More

Robin Wauters currently works as a staff writer for TechCrunch and lead editor of Virtualization.com. Aside from his professional blogging activities, he’s an entrepreneur, event organizer, occasional board adviser and angel investor but most importantly an all-round startup champion. Wauters lives and works in Belgium, a tiny country in Europe. He can often be found working from his home or... → Learn More This morning, eBay introduced two new iPhone applications, designed to make sellers’ lives easier when it comes to listing items on the giant online marketplace from their Apple phones. The ecommerce juggernaut also casually mentioned that it is on pace to reach a whopping $1.5 billion worth of goods sold via mobile phones in 2010 – more than double the mobile GMV (gross merchandise value) it registered in 2009 ($600 million). The company claims its primary iPhone app, which is available in more than 190 countries and eight Read More