December 14, 2015 Amazon pulls hoverboards from its site after fire reports Evidently spooked by recent reports of hoverboards going up in flames, Amazon is calling on makers of the self-balancing electric scooters to prove their machines are safe.
November 30, 2015 Amazon shows off drone delivery prototypes Amazon has showcased some of the prototypes for its ambitious Prime Air drone delivery plan.
November 25, 2015 Amazon resets some customer passwords over security fear With hundreds of millions of customer accounts on its books, the last thing Amazon would ever want is a major security breach exposing the personal information of its users.
November 24, 2015 Amazon suffers potential password leak, unknown number of accounts affected The Black Friday 2015 shopping season is upon us and Amazon’s big Black Friday sale is in full swing, but some Amazon customers have received an unwelcome gift over the past few days: News that their Amazon account passwords may have been compromised.
November 5, 2015 Six-pack of tablets and the iPad Pro: the tablet market is polarizing It’s no secret that tablets aren’t selling quite as well as they once did. Compared with last year, the worldwide tablet market declined 7% in the last quarter, and 3.9% the quarter before that, according to IDC. It looks as though tablets may have peeked around the end of 2013.
November 5, 2015 Amazon looks set to test click-and-collect system for picking up packages Constantly looking for ways to get its goods to customers speedily and conveniently, Amazon looks like it could be about to launch a new service allowing customers to pick up items instead of waiting in for a delivery.
November 5, 2015 Amazon now offers free shipping on 'small and light' items, no minimum order Amazon has just given you another reason to stay nailed to your sofa by ditching shipping charges for small items.
November 5, 2015 10 biggest tech fails of 2014 It was a year that was all about that bass, ice bucket challenges and Ebola scares, but 2014 was also a very interesting year in tech.
November 5, 2015 Amazon introduces Kindle Unlimited: An endless book buffet for voracious readers Amazon gets back into books in a big way with Kindle Unlimited, a $10 ebook subscription service that offers voracious readers a veritable smorgasbord of titles. The post Amazon introduces Kindle Unlimited: An endless book buffet for voracious readers appeared first on Digital Trends.
November 5, 2015 Amazon tests its own delivery network The future of Amazon.com is hiding in plain sight in a San Francisco parking lot.
