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Get that grocery home by app? Amazon!

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 06 Apr, 2014 12:10 PM
    Tired of juggling to park your car as you approach the supermarket to finish weekend shopping for kitchen? Better download this app that would work as a virtual servant for you.
     
    Launched by Amazon, this new gadget called Dash is a remote control to buy groceries.
     
    Looking like a wand, Dash automates the task of creating a shopping list.
     
    You can speak into it or use it to scan a barcode.
     
    Dash then adds those items to your Amazon fresh account.
     
    Once you are finished ordering, schedule a delivery.
     
    There is a catch, though. You can order food and other grocery items from Amazon Fresh, the company's same-to-next-day delivery service.
     
    "Become an Amazon Prime Fresh customer to use this app," the company said on its website.

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