The AZ1 Neural Edge is a machine learning processor that's turbocharging Alexa interactions on Amazon's latest Echo devices.
Amazon announced a bunch of new Echo speakers, Fire TV Sticks, Ring home and car products, Eero routers, and a gaming service called Luna. That's on top of new privacy, security, and climate initiatives. We're here to break it all down for you.
End-to-end encryption introduces just as many inconveniences as it does security benefits, but it's a welcome feature that'll be making its way to Ring's app by the end of the year.
Amazon just unveiled Luna, its all-new cloud gaming service. It's available on a bunch of devices, gives you access to over 100 games, and costs just $5.99/month. Seriously.
Amazon's new Fire TV Sticks are easy on the eyes and the wallet. Starting from $29.99, both are 50% more powerful than the older models.
The Ring Always Home Cam is a drone camera that's able to fly anywhere in your home at the touch of a button.
Echo speakers are picking up a few new features with Alexa Guard Plus and Alexa Care Hub — bringing more robust home security features to your existing Echo devices.
Amazon has announced its first Wi-Fi 6 routers under the Eero label. The best part? They work just fine with older Eero hardware, making them the ideal upgrade option. Meet the Eero 6 and Eero Pro 6.
Displays on smart speakers are helpful until it isn't. This is because once you move so to an area that the screen isn't facing you, the info on it is useless. The new Amazon Echo Show 10 aims to solve that very problem.
Amazon's new Alexa-powered speakers are here, and they are sporting major upgrades inside and out. On top of a new spherical design that's easier to spot amongst your cluttered shelves, the new Echo series has a new chipset and Sidewalk integration.
Ring Car Cam and Ring Car Alarm are two new devices in the Ring family designed to keep you safe while on the road, and to keep your car safe when you're not in it.
Amazon today announced a series of climate-conscious initiatives ranging from a new low-power mode for all wall-powered devices, to hardware made from recycled material.