Amazon
Amazon will announce its own smartphone by June, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal. The device is expected to begin shipping a few months later in September. Amazon has reportedly been showcasing early prototypes to developers in San Francisco and Seattle in recent weeks. The Journal also corroborates previous reports that Continue Reading →
Amazon Fresh
Grocery delivery fans outside of Seattle and California, rejoice: Amazon plans to expand its AmazonFresh offering beyond its current three markets, CEO Jeff Bezos confirmed in his 2013 letter to shareholders published on Thursday. “We’ll continue our methodical approach – measuring and refining AmazonFresh – with the goal of bringing this incredible service to more Continue Reading →
Amazon Studios
Amazon has lined up two more original shows that could end up as full series with a thumbs-up from viewers. Debuting later this year as part of Amazon Prime Video’s third pilot season are a half-hour dramatic comedy called “The Cosmopolitans” and an hour-long drama named “Hand of God,” the company announced Wednesday. Set to Continue Reading →
iPad 2
I have an iPad 2. I don’t use it very much, but it’s there for me whenever a new game comes out … or whenever my Macbook is just out of reach. The iPad 2 came out on March 11, 2011. In the grand scheme of things (and I’m not talking about the “cosmic calendar” Continue Reading →
Amazon has finally made its way into your living room. Amazon Fire TV, a tiny streaming box for your home theater, was designed to offer a great and simple streaming experience. Two to four times more powerful than similar devices on the market, content playback on the Fire TV starts immediately, which means you’ll never Continue Reading →
Amazon Fire TV
While Amazon breathlessly touted the capabilities of its streaming-media box, Fire TV, last week, it surprisingly didn’t mention anything about how the device would link up with the company’s fundamental purpose: being the online store that sells everything to everyone. Amazon has never concealed its playbook for its Kindle family of products: price your device Continue Reading →
Amazon Locker
Amazon.com has quietly rolled out a new service to let customers return unwanted merchandise using large metal lockers it has installed for deliveries in garages, convenience and grocery stores in major metropolitan areas. The service will help address a problem that has plagued Amazon and other e-commerce retailers. As much as a third of all Continue Reading →