Category: Amazon News
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Amazon Reportedly Blames Humans for AI-Made Code That Broke Amazon’s AWS
Update: Amazon denies the Financial Times story that our story was based on. Amazon says the AWS outage was human-caused, and you can learn more HERE. Amazon has recently faced scrutiny over incidents involving its internal AI coding tools after reports emerged of service disruptions linked to automated systems. In mid-December 2025, Amazon Web Services…
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Amazon Now Offers Same-Day Prescription Delivery In Almost 4,500 Cities Across The United States
Amazon Pharmacy, the online pharmaceutical service operated by the e-commerce giant, has unveiled plans to significantly broaden its same-day prescription delivery network. By the conclusion of 2026, the service will reach nearly 4,500 cities and towns throughout the United States, marking a substantial increase that adds close to 2,000 new communities over the course of…
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Fire TVs Are Getting a New Home Screen Today with Major Changes
Amazon has officially rolled out a major redesign of its Fire TV user interface, marking the first significant update in years for the popular streaming platform. This new UI was first announced in January and aims to streamline the entertainment experience, making it easier for users to navigate vast libraries of content and dive straight…
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Global Outage: Streaming Services and Social Media Worldwide Go Down
Update: X and other services are now back online. In a major disruption to the digital landscape, many services are experienced a widespread outage early this morning, February 16, 2026, causing cascading failures across numerous online platforms. The incident, which began this morning, has left millions of users unable to access popular streaming services and…
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Ring Doorbells Are on Sale For Just $59.99 For a Limited Time & It Supports The Fire TV
Want to see what is happening outside or inside your home from your Echo or Fire TV? Now, with the Ring doorbell cam or indoor cam, you can do just that, and they are both on sale right now. Just in time for its big Presidents Day sale, Amazon has its popular Ring Doorbells on…
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Amazon is Making it Easier to Get Your Prescriptions
Amazon Pharmacy is set to significantly expand its same-day prescription delivery service, reaching nearly 4,500 U.S. cities and towns by the end of 2026. This growth will add almost 2,000 new communities throughout the year, bringing faster medication access to a broader population. Among the new states included in this rollout are Idaho and Massachusetts,…
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Fire TV Integrates NVIDIA GeForce NOW Cloud Gaming
Amazon announced today that Fire TV customers will now have access to thousands of PC-quality games through the NVIDIA GeForce NOW app. Users will be able to link their existing PC game store libraries including Steam, Epic Games Store, Battle.net, and more. The app is available on select Fire TV devices. To get started, you’ll…
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Alexa+ is Now Free to Amazon Prime Members
Amazon has rolled out its advanced AI-powered assistant, known as Alexa+, to all Prime members in the United States as of February 4, 2026. This marks a significant expansion following an early access phase that began nearly a year earlier and attracted tens of millions of participants. The upgraded assistant is now fully available without…
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Amazon is Raising The Price of Amazon Music
Amazon announced a price adjustment for its Amazon Music Unlimited plans, specifically the annual subscription option, effective in early 2026. The service will raise the annual cost from $199.00 to $219.00 for the family plan, plus any applicable taxes, per billing cycle. This change applies to the Family tier, which supports up to six individual…
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Amazon’s Fire TV Is Blocking Users From Installing Some Apps
Amazon has implemented a new layer of protection on its Fire TV devices. The update shifts the focus from blocking problematic applications only when they are launched to preventing their installation altogether. This change aims to block users from accessing apps that facilitate piracy, marking an escalation in the company’s ongoing battle against unlicensed media…
