Amazon's Lens Live feature in its shopping app scans products via a mobile device's camera and shows similar items via Amazon ...

Amazon announced that its app store is leaving Android on Aug. 20. Android users with unused Amazon Coins in their accounts can get a refund. Amazon’s app store will no longer be available for Android ...

Amazon's new Lens Live is an AI-powered scanning tool that takes a peek at the objects in your phone camera's view and finds ...

Lens Live will not replace Amazon's existing visual search tool, Amazon Lens, which lets you take a picture, upload an image, ...

On Sept. 2, Amazon announced it was updating the Amazon Lens feature on its smartphone app and renaming it Lens Live. The ...

Lens Live also plugs directly into Rufus, Amazon’s AI shopping assistant. Rufus provides quick summaries of what makes a product stand out, suggests questions you might want to ask and delivers ...

With Amazon’s Lens Live feature, your phone camera becomes your shopping assistant. It uses AI vision to recognise products ...

Amazon has launched Lens Live, an AI-powered feature integrated into its shopping app, enabling users to instantly identify ...

After 14 years of trying to compete with Google Play, Amazon is pulling the plug on its Android Appstore. The tech giant announced that starting August 20, 2025, the alternative app marketplace will ...

Amazon has launched Haul in Australia, a new online store within its shopping app offering hundreds of thousands of products for under $25.

Amazon Canada has expanded its partnership with DoorDash, letting customers in 350 cities across the country order food ...