Sentence examples for mobile flea from inspiring English sources

How many items have been sold via the mobile flea market since launch?

Shpock – Vienna Shpock ("SHop in your POCKet") is a mobile flea market app for beautiful things and is available on iPhone and Android since 4 months.

Unlike many other mobile "flea markets", Depop does handle payment (via credit card/PayPal), taking a small commission, though the seller and buyer can still choose to exchange cash if handing over an item in person and bypass this aspect of the app, therefore doing business for free.

Shpock, the local classified mobile app (or flea market in your pocket) is reporting some decent progress today.

It's a mobile location-based flea market app which lets users buy and sell secondhand stuff in their neighborhood.

The projects include a University of Southern California video game based on the writings of Henry David Thoreau at Walden Pond; a Web-based program from the Odysseus Group of New York City called Power Poetry, which encourages young people to express themselves via mobile texting; and the Flea Theater's production of a new play using interactive technology.

There is a paucity of studies acknowledging the existence of alternative food sources, and factors associated with food purchasing from three common alternative sources: vendedores (mobile food vendors), pulgas (flea markets), and vecinos/amigos (neighbors/friends).

In the "flea market" mobile app space, it compete with Shpock [iTunes], Stuffle [iTunes] and Osom [iTunes] in Europe, or Rumgr [iTunes] and Yardsale [iTunes] in the U.S., or Chile's Vendly [iTunes].

After soft-launching in Italy where it was incubated, Depop [iTunes] gets its official launch today with an iOS app that, at first glance, is the spitting image of other "flea market" mobile apps.

The utilization of alternative retail food sources included the purchase of food from mobile food vendors, pulgas (flea markets), and neighbors or friends [ 34, 35].

"We are very pleased, very happy," said Milorad Markos, 43, who was selling mobile phones in Belgrade's flea market.