Amazon is planning to step up its protective measures for workers to check them for coronavirus symptoms. Starting next week, Amazon warehouse workers and workers at Amazon-owned Whole Foods will get masks and daily >>
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Video captures an Amazon delivery man spitting on a package
With the coronavirus pandemic still raging, an Amazon delivery man was caught spitting on a customer’s package before leaving it at the door. Footage of the incident was captured via Amazon Ring. Purposefully >>
If you lost your job because of the coronavirus, Jeff Bezos wants you to apply at Amazon
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has written a memo addressed to Amazon’s employees in which he outlines a number of steps the company has taken in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis. The coronavirus >>
YouTube and Amazon to downgrade video quality due to coronavirus
Following Netflix’s lead, both YouTube and Amazon announced plans to lower video stream quality in Europe to reduce strain on the Internet. YouTube videos will now be in SD by default, but users >>
The top shows everyone is streaming right now during coronavirus quarantines
One of the many consequences of the coronavirus outbreak is that large numbers of public gathering spots, businesses, restaurants, and entertainment venues are rapidly closing down as officials try and get control of >>
Coronavirus panic-buying even hits Amazon hard, where many essentials are out of stock
Coronavirus panic has sent consumers racing to find and stock up on household essentials to prepare for the virus, like Purell and toilet paper — items that have been all but stripped from >>
Amazon might launch its game streaming service around the same time as the PS5 and new Xbox
Gamers are freaking out over two things right now: PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Both are set to launch this holiday season, and both are expected to deliver brand new, but similar >>
Amazon Music now has 55 million subscribers as it gains ground on Spotify and Apple Music
When you think of the music streaming wars, two big names come to mind: Spotify and Apple, in that order. And for good reason — between them, the two companies have nearly 175 >>
