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Amazon has launched a new immersive shopping experience called "Amazon Anywhere", which will allow users to buy physical products in games and apps. The service introduces Amazon's online marketplace into the world of video games and mobile apps, starting with Niantic's new real-world augmented reality game Peridot. "With Amazon Anywhere, you can now discover and buy physical products from Amazon stores without ever having to leave your game or app. You can experience Amazon Anywhere's first launch within…

In a world where people keep their money accessible online, there is a greater need to protect your accounts. The threat may not come from a hacker or an online scam, but you may still end up losing your money simply due to negligence. A mother in the USA learnt this the hard way after she almost lost Rs. 2.47 lakh ($3180) due to a careless and innocent mistake by her 5-year-old daughter. The girl accidentally spent all that money on an Amazon order.As per a report by ABC7, the incident occurred on Tuesday, April 4 in…

Young shoppers want to be entertained, engaged and surprised, things the biggest online e-commerce company is surprisingly bad at. Amazon.com Inc. has long been the dominant platform where people start their shopping searches for everything from earbuds to summer dresses. But its grip over that first step in a shopper's journey is loosening as ByteDance Ltd.'s TikTok aggressively draws traffic and becomes a more popular place for people to shop. TikTok's growing influence has exposed Amazon's big weakness: for all…

Image Source : FILE Amazon Amazon is reportedly working on a standalone application for watching sports. The move demonstrates the company's commitment towards investing in Prime Video and live sports content on the platform, as per the reports of TechCrunch. ALSO READ: 5 platforms to make hassle-free online payments If released, the standalone application will…

Amazon.com Inc is working on a standalone app for watching sports content, The Information reported on Wednesday, citing a source with direct knowledge of the plan. The move comes as Chief Executive Andy Jassy doubles down on the company's streaming ambitions, the report said, even as Amazon reviews unprofitable businesses and cuts roles in some divisions. Amazon did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment. It was not clear when Amazon will roll out the sports app and whether it will go through with the…

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