Honeycode helps develop apps without code
Amazon has announced Honeycode, a new tool which promises to help businesses develop mobile and web apps without coding knowledge.
Amazon’s own Echo Buds may have revealed a future fitness tracking feature
Amazon’s truly wireless Echo Buds earbuds are excellent for their $130 price, to the point...
Amazon’s Fire TV Cube is a set top box crossed with an Echo
Amazon just added another model to its increasingly crowded selection of living room offerings. There’s...
The Invoke Smart Speaker Brings Microsoft’s Cortana AI to Your Living Room
Cortana virtual assistant already integrates into Windows 10, works on iOS and Android, and will...
Hey Cortana, open Alexa: Microsoft and Amazon’s first-of-its-kind collaboration
I talk to Cortana every day — at home, work and on-the-go — to get...
Amazon just launched a cashier-free convenience store
Amazon just unveiled a grocery store without lines or checkout counters. Amazon Go, a 1800-square-foot...
AWS public cloud is twice as big as Microsoft, Google, IBM combined
Amazon Web Services is utterly dominating the competition, taking 45 percent of worldwide revenues for...