It’s been half a decade since Amazon introduced its Amazon One palm scanners to make transactions quick and easy. But it seems many customers just weren’t interested. Amazon cited a lack of use as the ...

Though Amazon removed the content before training its models, child safety officials said the company has not provided information about its source, potentially hindering law enforcement from ...

This combination of image-based search and filtering capabilities makes shopping faster and easier than ever before. Amazon Lens is now available in the Amazon Shopping app. Customers can access it by ...

The Amazon One devices let customers check in at Amazon stores and pay at checkout with the scan of a palm as long as they signed up for the service and entered their payment information ahead of time ...

Amazon has announced it will discontinue the use of its Amazon One palm biometric payment system across retail businesses.

Amazon is winding down its Amazon One palm recognition service as the company retreats from physical retail experiments.

Amazon said it is discontinuing Amazon One, its palm-authentication service, across all retail businesses.

Amazon has launched Amazon Lens in South Africa, bringing its visual shopping tool to more customers seeking a faster, easier way to shop online. Amazon Lens lets customers shop using images, ...

Some locations will be converted into Whole Foods Market stores, the company said, though it did not say where.

Customers can now find products even when they don’t know what to search for, by snapping a photo, scanning a barcode, or using a live camera.

Ian Carlos Campbell is a Contributing Reporter at Engadget, where he covers the big companies making screens for your pockets, and the weird ways they intersect with entertainment industry. Prior to ...

South African shoppers can now search Amazon using images, screenshots or barcodes with the company's Amazon Lens tool.