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Amazon S3 Exceeds 99.99% Uptime
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Amazon_S3_Exceeds_99_99_Uptime'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; We're hearing of more and more startups using Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) for their storage needs; and this stat
Five Years of Amazon EC2
Remember when Amazon was just this online bookstore? The company has come a long, long way since then. One of the unexpected turns taken by Amazon is its foray into
Amazon Comes to Twitter
The use cases for Twitter, the IM/blogging hybrid that has taken the blogger world by storm, continues to grow. Tonight I spotted Amazon.com using Twitter to announce Gold Box deals.
Amazon Makes it Easier to Charge for AWS-based Apps with DevPay
A few days after Amazon released their SimpleDB service, they also added the new DevPay service to their web application infrastructure stack, which makes it easier for developers to charge
Amazon's Linux AMI is All Grown Up
Amazon has declared its Linux Amazon Machine Image (AMI) production ready. With the update, Amazon is introducing a security center to track security and privacy issues, providing 50 new packages
Amazon Appstore for Android, Now Open For Business
As expected, Amazon has opened its new Appstore for Android today, letting Android users purchase and download apps via the website or through a new native Android app. As Sarah
Amazon Bringing Its Daily Deals Service to New York City
Amazon is bringing its daily deals Groupon competitor to the largest city in the United States. AmazonLocal, which debuted in select cities including Seattle, Los Angeles and Chicago in early
Palm Phones: Not Worth a Cent?
Sure they are, at least according to Palm, and to Amazon, where they are available for exactly that much, as long as the buyer is willing to sign a two-year
Woot + Amazon = Real-Time Social Shopping
Shopping giant Amazon bought online auction phenomenon Woot today, and given the relative sizes of the companies, it can only be a move made with long-term Amazon strategy in mind.
Amazon Patents Search Strings in URLs
One week after suffering a major blow to its infamous "1-Click" shopping patent, Amazon.com has been awarded what's sure to be seen as its latest bit of highly obnoxious
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