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Amazon, Kindle
Amazon announces first Kindle with a color screen, retailing for $279
Amazon also unveiled a refreshed $399 Kindle Scribe with new note-taking features, and an updated $159 Kindle Paperwhite.
Amazon discontinues the last Kindle with physical buttons
Amazon has discontinued the Kindle Oasis, which was the only Kindle still available with physical page-turn buttons. The company announced a new Kindle lineup earlier today, but Amazon confirmed to The Verge that it’s moving on from the Oasis.
Random thoughts on Amazon’s new Kindle Scribe
I just hope the new Kindle Scribe pen doesn’t feel like a plastic toy, like the first one does. The weight of the pen makes a big difference for the writing experience. Amazons
Amazon, nuclear reactor
Amazon looks to advanced nuclear reactors to meet climate goals
Each deal supports the development of small modular reactors (SMRs), which can be one-tenth to one-quarter the size of a traditional nuclear power plant. If these projects make it to the finish line, SMRs would be a source of carbon pollution-free energy for big tech companies trying to salvage their climate goals by turning to nuclear energy.
Amazon doubles down on nuclear energy with deal for small reactors
The cloud computing and retail giant signed a deal to buy electricity generated by small modular nuclear reactors. Put Amazon on the list of big technology firms embracing new nuclear technologies to fuel their data centers.
Amazon the latest tech giant to announce investments in nuclear
Amazon is investing in small modular nuclear reactors. while they’re radiation safe, they’re a risky investment.
Amazon, Prime Video and India
Amazon to Show Ads on Prime Video in India to Fund Investments
Viewers of Prime Video streaming platform in India will have to brace for interruptions from advertisements during shows and movies starting next year as parent Amazon.com Inc. seeks to fund content investments in a fast growing and fiercely competitive market.
Amazon Sees 2025 Expansion of Prime Video Ads to Brazil, India, Japan, New Zealand
Amazon continues to expand commercial inventory on its Prime Video streaming service, unveiling new plans to make ads available on the platform in 2025 in Brazil, India, Japan, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Amazon To Expand Prime Video Advertising To Brazil, India, Japan, The Netherlands & New Zealand In 2025
Amazon plans to expand advertising on Prime Video to Brazil, India, Japan, the Netherlands and New Zealand in 2025.
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Amazon takes surprising tactic to solve a growing problem
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Amazon Apple Sales October 2024: Shop Every Product That's Still 20% Off or More After Prime Day
If you missed shopping the big sale, don’t fret: While several Apple sales have either ended, sold out, or dwindled down to ...
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