Cast your mind back to September 2018 and, while you’re at it, cast it all the way to Seattle. That’s when and where Amazon announced an absolute stack of new products, everything from microwave ovens ...

When Amazon announced roughly a million new products last September, we were only slightly more surprised to find one of them was an old-school stereo amplifier than we were to hear one was a ...

Amazon is discontinuing its live audio service, called Amp, the company confirmed. Amp launched last March at a time when there was still buzz around the Clubhouse audio app. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has ...

While the airwaves might be taking a back seat to music streaming, there’s still a wide pool of radio heads that enjoy tuning in to their local FM. And of course, now that you can access radio on your ...

"We've made the decision to consolidate a few teams so we can focus on the growth and scaling of Amp," said the company in a statement. By Chris Eggertsen Amazon has laid off around 150 employees at ...

Amp hosted shows by both regular users and superstars like Nicki Minaj, Travis Barker and Lil Yachty. By Chris Eggertsen Amazon is shutting down its live-radio app Amp, the company has confirmed to ...

To be eligible, creators must host at least one live show a month. By J. Clara Chan Digital Media Writer Amp, the live audio and radio app from Amazon, has launched a creator fund that will provide ...

Amazon’s plan to “reimagine radio” has run into a bit of static as the company is making staff cuts at Amp, the app it launched earlier this year. Business Insider first reported the news on Friday ...

I spent about an hour hand-picking songs for my first Amazon AMP radio show. The social-audio-but-with-music app offers the chance to play radio DJ with just a phone and your imagination. I tried to ...

You can sign up for free, but the app is still in beta and you need an access code to use it. Attila covers software, apps and services, with a focus on virtual private networks. He's an advocate for ...

If there were any lingering doubts that Amazon is trying to take over the world one living room at a time (and there really shouldn’t have been), Thursday’s Alexa product reveal in Seattle easily put ...