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Amazon's Echo devices ... being geared towards kids, this Echo Dot model boasts some of the same features as the standard Echo Dot. As a speaker it can play music or read a story for your kids ...

When it comes to choosing a streaming service, viewers have plenty of choices to pick between. Unlike the earlier days of streaming, you can now watch live TV, along with a marathon rewatch of ...

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Prime Student membership now comes with a deal on Music Unlimited ... a recap of the summer sale. A.: Amazon Households allow two adults and up to four children to share digital Amazon content.

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