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The exclusive show will be called Beast Games.
One woman loved her name - until Amazon adopted it too.
Some subscribers weren't given any warning.
If you've watched anything on Prime recently, you might have noticed a big new change.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos owns some of the most luxurious yachts in the world.
Here's a hint - these two billionaires probably won't be going broke any time soon.
Turns out Amazon is selling actual houses now.
The police and other public safety agencies will still be able to share ‘helpful safety tips’.
Get ready to ride a whole rollercoaster of emotions with this movie.
If the rumors are true, MrBeast could be making the leap from YouTube to our TV screens.
The extra monthly charge is making Prime Video members want to turn their back on the streaming platform.
As one of the richest men in the world, you can be sure that Jeff Bezos threw a huge party for his birthday.
Amazon Echo owners should avoid keeping the Alexa smart device in private rooms if they don't want Amazon eavesdropping.
Introduced at CES 2024, Amazon's Alexa is rolling out on a new AI feature that lets users have real-time conversations with the dead.
Jobs are being cut from the live-streaming video game platform.
Some people use modified Amazon Fire Sticks to stream TV shows and watch live sports illegally.
The delivery driver seemed to be trying to 'hide' the parcel from potential thieves.
There's a way to avoid the upcoming change altogether - but it will cost you extra.
The couple found their Alexa would turn on even when they didn't directly summon it.
A deliciously dark new offering has got people talking.
Amazon Prime Video announces a start date for ads to run in its streaming platform unless customers choose to pay an additional fee.
A psychological thriller has been branded the 'greatest show ever' with an almost perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, surpassing Breaking Bad.
The billionaire founder of Amazon has revealed what living in space would look like.
Amazon has categorised the most common queries and requests to Alexa in 2023, from the ordinary to the downright strange.