Amazon adds a Shop tab to Prime Video's X-Ray feature for related products while watching shows, and Shop the Scene powered by Amazon Lens in the Shopping app (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
Amazon has integrated a Shop tab into Prime Video's X-Ray feature to display related products while users watch shows. Additionally, the company introduced Shop the Scene, a feature powered by Amazon Lens within its Shopping app. These updates aim to enhance the shopping experience by linking visual content directly to purchasable items.
- ▪Amazon added a Shop tab to the X-Ray feature in Prime Video.
- ▪The new tab allows users to view and purchase products related to what they are watching.
- ▪Amazon also launched Shop the Scene in its Shopping app.
- ▪Shop the Scene utilizes Amazon Lens technology to identify items in scenes.
- ▪These features are designed to bridge the gap between entertainment and e-commerce.
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