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Fire TV Event - Live from Berlin
Find out about new Fire TV devices, technology, partnerships, and more. -
“Alexa, what shall I do today?”
As we learn to embrace being at home, here are some of the latest updates from Alexa to help with everything from cooking inspiration to fitness to education and more. -
"Alexa, book a spa appointment.”
With Alexa Smart Properties for Hospitality, guests can ask Alexa to order room service, request housekeeping or call the concierge for dinner recommendations without ever picking up the phone. -
A snapshot of our CES (Consumer Electronics Show) news
Here are just a few of our favourite things from CES, including new experiences that demonstrate the power of ambient intelligence at home, in your car, and in outer space. Learn more about the latest from Amazon, developers, and device makers. -
“Alexa, play Queen Elizabeth’s Christmas Day Message”
Her Majesty The Queen’s Christmas Message will be available digitally again this year. -
“Alexa, am I on the nice list?”
New Alexa and Fire TV Christmas features bring even more magic to Christmas this year -
Alexa the pet whisperer: tips to keep pets calm with Amazon devices on Bonfire Night
Find out how Amazon devices can help keep your pets calm on Bonfire Night. -
“Alexa, do you like scary movies?”
There’s a new way to discover some of the best scary movies with Fire TV this Halloween. -
Amazon to share live broadcast of historic US Open Final and reinvest all fees in British women’s tennis
The historic Grand Slam coverage will be broadcast on Prime Video and Channel 4 from 8pm tonight -
"Alexa, let’s get ready for school"
As new research finds that school day mornings are the most stressful part of the day for parents, Alexa has a new Routine to help make mornings easier. -
“Alexa quite literally saved my life!”
Alexa enabled devices have become a convenient addition to many households— and in some cases, Alexa is helping our customers when they need it most. -
“Alexa, open RNIB Talking Books”
From the First World War to modern innovations, the RNIB’s Talking Books has helped blind or partially sighted people enjoy thousands of audio books.
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