Amazon's Android Appstore is shutting down for good this August. So, now may be a good time to spend your Amazon Coins and download your favorite apps

Amazon is warning users about the impending shutdown of its official "Appstore" for Android devices. Customers will lose access to the Amazon Appstore on their Android

Amazon has announced that it will discontinue its app store on Android, setting August 20, 2025, as the deadline for operations. As the company confirmed, this may lead to apps and games users downloaded through the store losing their functionality.

E-commerce giant Amazon has just announced that it is shutting down its app store for Android devices later this year.

Google owns this space. You might look around and see so many people using an iPhone that this sounds silly, but close to eight of every 10 phones worldwide use Google's Android OS. Apple has a foothold in a few places, but cheaper Android phones are what powers most of the world.

Love using the Amazon Appstore? If you're an Android user, this popular Google Play Store alternative is going away soon.

Amazon has announced Alexa Plus, an AI-powered upgrade that promises a smarter, more conversational, and proactive voice assistant.

The Amazon Appstore will remain available on the company's own devices like the Amazon Fire Tablet or Fire TVs.

The latest smartphones from Google make up the Pixel 9 family, and if you want to get your hands on one of those flagship devices, there's no better time than now. Amazon has the Google Pixel 9 at its lowest price yet, regardless of the storage configuration you want to get your hands on.

At its big event in New York City this morning, Amazon took the wraps off of Alexa+. This is a new version of Alexa using generative AI. It's aimed at