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There are meta projects, and there are meta projects, and the latter is about to hit Amazon tomorrow, March 25, 2026. It’s a new James Bond series, but very much not in the way you’d think.

In 2014, Amazon introduced its first smartphone, which became one of the company's highest-profile flops. Now, Amazon is dialing up a new one.

AI integration is a “key focus” of Transformer, per Reuters’ sources, who said that Amazon wants the phone to drive usage of Amazon’s AI products. The phone may use AI in lieu of app stores, the sources said, similar to the Light Phone, which the Transfomer development team is taking “inspiration” from, Reuters said, citing two of its sources.

Amazon.com Inc. and supermarket chain Lidl are working with the UK government to clear the way to sell plug-in solar panels for the first time.

Roku has lassoed Amazon's Prime Video Channels as a distributor of its low-cost Howdy streaming service -- the first time the $2.99/month package is available outside Roku's ecosystem.

The products could pose serious injury risks—including hazards that could lead to falls, head injuries, burns, or lacerations.

When news emerged this week that Amazon is working on a new smartphone, the reflexive reaction was obvious: Didn't they already try this?