Purchase those desired products with the HSN Shop App, now available for Windows Phone

The Home Shopping Network (or HSN - www.hsn.com) has released an official app for Windows Phone. It's a home shopping network in the US, if you haven't quite guessed from the name. Consumers will be able to check out products and watch the HSN live while on the go. If you're into the whole interactive shopping experience, you'll want to check out the official HSN app.

Users can check out the current item on air, Today's Special and Deal of the Day, as well as browsing and shopping recently aired times. Purchasing said products is easy with just a few actions required. The developer has allowed users to alter the app's theme to match their individual mood (or outfit as it's stated in the app description).

It's a rather simple, yet useful app for Windows Phone. If you're an avid follower of the HSN channel, you'll want to check out this app. Think of it as a SmartGlass-like experience, but is capable of working alone when you're not at the big screen. It would be nice if we could see a full experience found on the website, but what's currently avalaible will surely please many.

You can download HSN Shop App from the Windows Store. Note that while the app is available for both Windows Phone 7 and 8, it's region restricted.

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