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Apple TV, Amazon’s AWS and Alexa Back Up After Thousands of Users Experience Outage
Amazon.com said its cloud computing division Amazon Web Services (AWS) and its voice assistant service Alexa were back online after a brief outage on Sunday. Downdetector, an outage tracking website, also reported Apple TV to be down for several users.
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Amazon Prime Music Increases Song Catalogue from 2 Million to 100 Million in the US, Adds New Podcasts
Amazon Prime Music now has 100 million music tracks accessible to subscribers, the company announced on Tuesday. The service joins Apple, which also allows access to 100 million tracks for paying subscribers. Amazon said that Prime members will also have access to new podcasts on the service, in addition to ad-free music streaming on the service.
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EU May Fall Behind Digital Decade Goals, Report Warns
The European Union risks falling behind its Digital Decade goals by 10 years unless the governments focus on bridging the skills gap, according to a report by strategic consultancy Public First.
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Amazon Faces Partial Outage as Thousands of Users Experience Difficulty While Logging In: Report
Amazon was reported to be down for thousands of users on Monday, reports outage tracking website Downdetector. As many as 11,00 users registered their grievance.
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Amazon Server Outage Takes Down Shopping Site, Prime Video And More
Amazon.com Inc's services including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Prime Video and its namesake e-commerce website were down for thousands of users on Tuesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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Garmin Venu Sq, Venu Sq Music Edition GPS Smartwatches With Colour Touchscreen, 6 Days Battery Life Launched
Garmin Venu Sq and Venu Sq Music Edition have been launched as the latest GPS smartwatches by Garmin. Both new models share the same list of specifications — except the built-in storage that is limited to the Venu Sq Music Edition for storing music directly from a streaming service such as Amazon Music, Deezer, or Spotify.
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Amazon Pantry Service Resumes Operations in Select Cities, Other Essential Orders Also Being Shipped
Amazon is now getting back on track and has started accepting orders for grocery essentials through the Amazon Pantry service. The new move comes more than a week after the e-commerce company suspended its operations in India due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Amazon-Owned Ring App Sending User Data to Third Parties: EFF
US-based digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF) has found that Amazon-owned Ring doorbell app is "packed" with third-party tracking, sending out a plethora of customers' personally identifiable information.
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Amazon Music HD Streaming Service With Lossless Ultra HD Audio Launched: Compatible Devices, Price
Amazon Music HD is priced at $12.99/month for Prime members or $14.99/month for other users.
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Credit For The Jonas Brothers Documentary Goes To Priyanka Chopra, Say Makers
The documentary follows the Jonas Brothers' rise to stardom and their 2013 break-up and then, their recent reunion
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After Documentary On Jonas Brothers' Sucker, A Project With Priyanka Chopra For Amazon Prime?
Amazon Prime Video announced that a BTS documentary on the Jonas Brothers' new track Sucker is currently in work-in-progress stage
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Apple TV, Amazon’s AWS and Alexa Back Up After Thousands of Users Experience Outage
Amazon.com said its cloud computing division Amazon Web Services (AWS) and its voice assistant service Alexa were back online after a brief outage on Sunday. Downdetector, an outage tracking website, also reported Apple TV to be down for several users.
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Amazon Prime Music Increases Song Catalogue from 2 Million to 100 Million in the US, Adds New Podcasts
Amazon Prime Music now has 100 million music tracks accessible to subscribers, the company announced on Tuesday. The service joins Apple, which also allows access to 100 million tracks for paying subscribers. Amazon said that Prime members will also have access to new podcasts on the service, in addition to ad-free music streaming on the service.
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EU May Fall Behind Digital Decade Goals, Report Warns
The European Union risks falling behind its Digital Decade goals by 10 years unless the governments focus on bridging the skills gap, according to a report by strategic consultancy Public First.
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Amazon Faces Partial Outage as Thousands of Users Experience Difficulty While Logging In: Report
Amazon was reported to be down for thousands of users on Monday, reports outage tracking website Downdetector. As many as 11,00 users registered their grievance.
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Amazon Server Outage Takes Down Shopping Site, Prime Video And More
Amazon.com Inc's services including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Prime Video and its namesake e-commerce website were down for thousands of users on Tuesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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Garmin Venu Sq, Venu Sq Music Edition GPS Smartwatches With Colour Touchscreen, 6 Days Battery Life Launched
Garmin Venu Sq and Venu Sq Music Edition have been launched as the latest GPS smartwatches by Garmin. Both new models share the same list of specifications — except the built-in storage that is limited to the Venu Sq Music Edition for storing music directly from a streaming service such as Amazon Music, Deezer, or Spotify.
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Amazon Pantry Service Resumes Operations in Select Cities, Other Essential Orders Also Being Shipped
Amazon is now getting back on track and has started accepting orders for grocery essentials through the Amazon Pantry service. The new move comes more than a week after the e-commerce company suspended its operations in India due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Amazon-Owned Ring App Sending User Data to Third Parties: EFF
US-based digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF) has found that Amazon-owned Ring doorbell app is "packed" with third-party tracking, sending out a plethora of customers' personally identifiable information.
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Amazon Music HD Streaming Service With Lossless Ultra HD Audio Launched: Compatible Devices, Price
Amazon Music HD is priced at $12.99/month for Prime members or $14.99/month for other users.
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Credit For The Jonas Brothers Documentary Goes To Priyanka Chopra, Say Makers
The documentary follows the Jonas Brothers' rise to stardom and their 2013 break-up and then, their recent reunion
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After Documentary On Jonas Brothers' Sucker, A Project With Priyanka Chopra For Amazon Prime?
Amazon Prime Video announced that a BTS documentary on the Jonas Brothers' new track Sucker is currently in work-in-progress stage
