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Amazon Day allows Prime Members to choose a shipment day that works for them
NEWS – If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you now have a new delivery option. On Thursday Amazon launched Amazon Day, a new service that lets Prime Members pick what day of the week they want to receive their packages.
All you have to do is select the Amazon Day option at checkout, then choose the day that works best for you. Orders will be delivered each week on your chosen day. For example, if you choose Wednesday all the orders you placed during the week will be delivered on Wednesday, your “Amazon Day”.
If you want to choose a different day your default delivery day can be changed anytime at checkout.
Most items can be ordered for Amazon Day delivery up to two days before your chosen day.
If you need an item sooner, you can still choose a faster shipping option (free two-day shipping, one-day shipping, etc…) at checkout.
Amazon Day is available now to all US Prime Members. If you’re not a Prime Member, you can get more info and sign up here.
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Amazon Day allows Prime Members to choose a shipment day that works for them originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on March 1, 2019 at 6:04 am.
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It’s a Christmas miracle, soon you’ll be able to play Apple Music on your Amazon Echo
NEWS – Well, this is an interesting bit of news. Apparently the long-standing riff, feud, or whatever you want to call it between the two largest tech industry power players Amazon and Apple may be softening. The news is that starting next month (December 17th, 2018), you’ll be able to play Apple Music on Amazon Echo smart speakers and devices. How’s that for an early Christmas present to Echo owners? Soon you’ll be able to say “Alexa, play Post Malone on Apple Music”.
If you’re not sure what Apple Music is, it’s Apple’s own paid streaming music service like Amazon’s Music Unlimited, Spotify, or Pandora. Yes, you have to pay for it. Prices start at $4.99 for students and goes up to $14.99 a month for families but you can get a free 3-month trial. Until now, or on December 17th to be exact, access to the Apple Music service hasn’t been possible through Echo devices.
If you don’t have an Amazon Echo device yet, you’re in luck because you can buy the 3rd generation Echo Dot for only $29.99 right now which would make a great stocking stuffer.
You can read more about this announcement on Amazon’s blog and thanks to Doug F. for the news tip!
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It’s a Christmas miracle, soon you’ll be able to play Apple Music on your Amazon Echo originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 30, 2018 at 5:11 pm.
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Ninety7’s SKY TOTE makes the Amazon Echo 2 mobile
NEWS – The 2nd gen Amazon Echo 2 is where the Alexa voice assistant lives and waits to respond to your every whim. Too bad she’s stuck connected to your desk when she deserves to be freed from the shackles her power cord. Now you can free her with the help of Ninety7’s SKY TOTE.
The SKY TOTE replaces the Amazon Echo 2’s factory sleeve with a new one that features a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will provide up to 8hrs of listening time and a nifty carry handle for grab and go convenience. With the SKY TOTE, you can take the Echo 2 from room to room or even outdoors as long as there is WiFi coverage.
The SKY TOTE is priced at $49.95 and is available now from Ninety7.com.
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Ninety7’s SKY TOTE makes the Amazon Echo 2 mobile originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on September 4, 2018 at 10:00 am.
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Add a speaker and an alarm clock to your Amazon Echo Dot with iHome
NEWS – The Echo Dot is a cost-effective way to add Amazon’s Alexa to your smart home, but you’ll find it doesn’t have the best built-in speaker for listening to music. And sure, you can use Alexa to set a wake-up alarm, and you can ask her the time, but a middle-of-the-night time check might wake up your sleeping partner. With the iHome iAV2B Docking Bedside and Home Office Amazon Echo Dot Speaker System, you’ll add an alarm clock with digital time display and better speakers to the 2nd gen Amazon Echo Dot you already own.
You just insert the Echo Dot into the chamber on the top of the iAV2B dock, and the dock will power the Dot. At 5.3″ x 4.6″ x 5.2″, the dock won’t take up a lot of room on your night table. The front of the dock has a black fabric grill and white LEDs for the time display. The built-in speaker has Reson8 speaker chamber technology and a passive subwoofer for richer sound than the Echo Dot provides on its own. The dock connects to the Dot with a USB cable for power and an aux-in cable for sound. There’s another 1A USB port that can be used to charge your phone. The iAV2B is powered by an included 100V-240V AC power adapter. A CR2450 backup battery for the clock is included.
iHome iAV2B Docking Bedside and Home Office Amazon Echo Dot Speaker System is $49.59 at Amazon.
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Add a speaker and an alarm clock to your Amazon Echo Dot with iHome originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on August 17, 2018 at 2:21 pm.
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