The internet giant has announced that its Prime Now app would be discontinued, with all functionality being moved to the main Amazon app. Prime Now allows you to order groceries and other things from Whole Foods and other nearby merchants and have them delivered in two hours or less.
The Amazon service that delivers necessary products or groceries in two hours has a new home. The internet giant has announced that its Prime Now app would be discontinued, with all functionality being moved to the main Amazon app. Prime Now allows you to order groceries and other things from Whole Foods and other nearby merchants and have them delivered in two hours or less.
“To make this experience even more smooth for customers, we’re relocating the experience from a separate Prime Now app to the Amazon app and website, so customers can shop everything Amazon has to offer from one convenient spot,” said Stephenie Landry, Amazon’s vice president of groceries.
Users will be able to add goods to their cart until Amazon certifies that their purchase is being prepared, as well as have easy access to favorite items and lists of items that are trending in their area.
