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The first iteration of Amazon’s Dash Wand wasn’t long for this world. The company trialed the barcode scanner with select Prime Fresh customers in California, but the hardware didn’t seem to really go ...

Amazon remains hard at work building a world where shopping doesn't require leaving the house. First came news of the drones, and now, the Seattle-based company has unveiled Dash, another tool to keep ...

Online shopping has revolutionised how we buy groceries, but it still requires a fair amount of time sat ordering items from a laptop or mobile device. To make spending our money easier, Amazon has ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. How many ways can you take an idea and turn it into different things? If you're Amazon and you're talking about Echo and Alexa, it might be a ...

A new device from Amazon lets you add items to an online shopping list just by scanning them or saying their names — and then have those items delivered the next day via Amazon Fresh. The Dash, as the ...

Amazon has launched a new version of its Dash barcode scanning device for Prime U.S. subscribers that includes the company's ubiquitous virtual assistant built in. Called the Dash Wand, the ...

If you need help assembling your grocery list, it seems that Amazon has a product for you. The company is featuring something called Amazon Dash on a new web page. Apparently it’s a Wi-Fi-connected ...

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Amazon.com on Friday announced plans to offer a handheld device to more easily order groceries and other household goods from home. The wand-like device, dubbed Dash, can scan product barcodes or ...

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