If you have an Amazon account (or have ever bought anything on the site), signing up for Amazon Prime is as easy as setting up your account in the first place. But if you’re new to Amazon, don’t fret, ...

Your Amazon account contains sensitive information like your credit card and home address, so make two-step verification a priority. Two-step verification makes it ...

If you’ve recently purchased an Amazon Fire TV Stick, congratulations! It’s one of our favorite streaming devices — and for good reason. With Amazon’s proprietary device, you’ll be able to quickly ...

When you purchase a new Kindle e-reader from Amazon, and are not buying it as a gift, Amazon has an option to automatically register the Kindle to your Amazon account. When the device is shipped off ...

Amazon offers passkeys instead of traditional passwords for enhanced online security. Passkeys, often based on biometrics or physical security tokens, offer a more robust defense against hacking ...

Many people are unaware, but in 2018 Amazon launched a program called Frustration-Free Setup. It was initially launched for various Echo and Alexa devices and in 2019 came to the Kindle e-readers.

First, you need to create a free Amazon account. You might already have one if you’ve ever ordered anything from Amazon before, as a free account is required to save your shipping address and billing ...

Amazon’s voice assistant and smart hub, known as Alexa, has gained serious traction. Having support for Thread and Matter means it supports a huge ecosystem of other smart device brand; and Amazon’s ...

As streaming services have taken over our living rooms, a lot of us have left our traditional TV viewing habits behind. We have access to more content than ever before, and many of us have looked for ...

Mary-Elisabeth is an associate writer on CNET's How-To team. She's a recent graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill's English Department, and resides in Charlotte, North Carolina. On the How-To team, she covers a ...

Getting your Fire TV Stick physically connected is the easiest part of the entire process. Locate an available HDMI port on your TV and plug the Fire TV Stick directly into it. If space around your TV ...