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Amazon Prime Video is launching several new NBA streaming features for the upcoming season, including real-time betting odds updates, personalized bet tracking with FanDuel integration and an enhanced customizable Multiview option. Subscribers can watch multiple games on a single screen, tailor their experience with one game featured prominently and engage with interactive features, like Rapid Recap and Key Moments.
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What are the biggest challenges facing the fashion industry today—from supply chain disruptions to production hurdles and market entry barriers, we are exploring how technologies like AI and cloud solutions are driving innovation. Take a few minutes to complete our survey and enter for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card!
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Smart Home
Consumers are using more video sources and increasing their spending on video services, according to a TiVo study. The study shows that households use an average of nearly 11 video sources and spend approximately $212 per month, a 20% increase from the previous year. Bundled streaming services and local programming are major drivers of engagement, with nearly half of homes using at least one bundled package.
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AI personalization and seamless customer experiences defined 2025, but the retail landscape is about to shift again. Join us on November 5th for a fast-paced webinar where industry experts reveal the top trends and technologies shaping 2026. Discover how to stay ahead, boost productivity, and deliver next-level shopping experiences. Register now!
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From Blue Chips to Startups
Apple is pivoting from its Vision Pro headset to fast-track the development of two smart glasses: the screenless N50, which pairs with an iPhone, and a second model with a built-in display aimed at competing with Meta’s Ray-Ban Display. The N50 is expected to launch in 2027.
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Google and Sesame Workshop have partnered on a digital education initiative to teach children about healthy web use. The program, featuring Sesame Street characters, will offer YouTube videos and resources to help children build healthy digital habits, addressing issues such as misinformation and online safety.
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