Julian is a staunch advocate for open source software, leading to the natural conclusion of being a lifelong Android user. While he only started his writing career in January 2022—at the ripe old age ...

With the holidays approaching, there are few things that will rob you of your seasonal cheer faster than discovering the packages delivered to your door have disappeared. In fact, 11 percent of ...

Conor has been staunchly in favor of Android since graduating to a smartphone from his hot pink Motorola RAZR. In fact, he'll gladly ruin a friendly dinner in service of lambasting Apple devices to ...

Amazon Key is an in-home delivery service offered to Prime subscribers in select cities. Purchase the Amazon Key Home Kit, which includes a smart lock and an Amazon Cloud Cam security camera to use ...

Amazon Key is available to Amazon Prime members. Amazon Prime costs $99 for a year, or $13 a month if you select the month-to-month payment plan. To set up Amazon Key, you’ll need to get your home ...

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is addressing missed deliveries in multi-family and gated communities with its Amazon Key Access Control System — a customizable solution that enables residents to grant secure ...

I get it. Your home, is, well, your home. It's where you relax after a long day and catch up on Queer Eye... or whatever you do in your spare time. (Fair warning: Have at least one full box of tissues ...

Amazon is ready for the next step in its delivery service: dropping packages right inside your home. On Wednesday, the tech giant revealed Amazon Key, an in-home delivery service where drivers can ...

Porch bandits are a problem. They’re a problem for the person whose package is stolen, and a bigger problem for Amazon which loses untold sales because potential customers are afraid their package ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Twelve years ago, Amazon launched Prime, a subscription service that entitled members to free two-day ...

When Amazon launched its Amazon Key service last month, it also offered a remedy for anyone—realistically, most people—who might be creeped out that the service gives random strangers unfettered ...