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Amazon meets tiny Q2 revenue expectations

Online retailer Amazon.com Inc. on Thursday reported muted second-quarter earnings and projected an operating loss for the current quarter as it absorbs the costs of a warehouse technology acquisition.

Amazon's first smartphone is out tomorrow, but will it woo buyers?

The product will be an Amazon phone — perhaps one with multiple cameras that can produce 3-D photos.

Snapchat, Vine among top smartphone apps of 2013

Snapchat, Vine, and Candy Crush Saga earned coveted spots on smartphones this year...

Is this Nokia's first Android phone?

Looks like Nokia has come over to the dark side and has built an Android phone.

iPad Air not revolutionary, but best tablet out there: critics

Apple has not reinvented the wheel with the iPad Air, but the thinner device, priced higher than many of its competitors, is a major improvement on a successful product, the reviewers wrote on Tuesday.

iPad Air not revolutionary, but best tablet out there: critics

Apple has not reinvented the wheel with the iPad Air, but the thinner device, priced higher than many of its competitors, is a major improvement on a successful product, the reviewers wrote on Tuesday.

Kindle Fire HD X review: Great for reading ebooks, terrible for gaming

Amazon is making key improvements in areas where I feel it lagged behind its competitors the most: on weight and with its processor, as the old Kindle Fire HD felt laggy and slow to respond.

Kindle Fire HD X review: Great for reading ebooks, terrible for gaming

Amazon is making key improvements in areas where I feel it lagged behind its competitors the most: on weight and with its processor, as the old Kindle Fire HD felt laggy and slow to respond.

Amazon unveils Kindle Fire HDX, adds real-time video helpdesk

The new Kindle Fire HDX tablets feature what Amazon has called the 'Mayday Button', which instantly brings up a video chat with a tech-support representative who can tell a user how to operate the device or even do it for them remotely.

Amazon unveils Kindle Fire HDX, adds real-time video helpdesk

The new Kindle Fire HDX tablets feature what Amazon has called the 'Mayday Button', which instantly brings up a video chat with a tech-support representative who can tell a user how to operate the device or even do it for them remotely.