
Alexa+ introduces an adults-only personality mode that allows swearing but blocks NSFW content
Amazon’s Alexa+ adds a new adults-only personality mode that allows casual swearing while keeping strict safeguards against explicit or NSFW content.
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Amazon’s Alexa+ adds a new adults-only personality mode that allows casual swearing while keeping strict safeguards against explicit or NSFW content.

Amazon expands a shopping feature that lets customers purchase products from other retailers’ websites directly through its platform, widening online shopping options.

Amazon has introduced a healthcare AI assistant on its website and mobile app to help users find medical information, understand symptoms, and discover healthcare products.

Amazon is rolling out a redesigned Fire TV app with updated navigation, personalised recommendations, and improved content discovery for streaming users.

Amazon has rolled out new personality options for Alexa+, allowing users to customise tone, style, and interaction preferences as the company expands its AI-powered voice assistant features.

Amazon has halted its Blue Origin robotics project less than six months after launch, signalling a shift in strategy around warehouse automation and robotics investments.

Audible launches ‘Read & Listen,’ a feature that syncs Kindle e-books with matching audiobooks, letting users switch seamlessly between reading and listening.

Amazon has begun rolling out a redesigned Fire TV interface in the US, featuring updated navigation, improved content discovery, and faster access to apps and live TV.

Amazon introduces eero Signal, a new connectivity device designed to keep homes online during internet outages by providing automatic cellular backup.

Amazon is reportedly exploring a content marketplace that would allow media publishers to license articles and data directly to AI companies, offering a new revenue model amid ongoing…

AWS revenue keeps climbing as a strong enterprise, and AI-driven cloud demand boosts growth, reinforcing Amazon Web Services’ leadership in the global cloud market.

Amazon will begin testing AI tools for film and TV production in March, expanding its use of generative AI across pre- and post-production.