Amazon has been in the streaming video game for a long time, but you wouldn't know it by trying to navigate the company's awkward streaming interface. The good news is that its Prime Video subscription package has better content on the way, but the bad news is that most people won't be able to find all of it.
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Nicole Lee dug into the service's "utter mess of an interface" to figure out why it's so bad, and offer some ideas about how to make it better. My only recommendation? Watch Patriot, ASAP -- it's weird but worth the trouble.
-- Richard
Amazon email banning TikTok on employee phones was an 'error'
What?
Early Friday, a number of Amazon employees received an email telling them the TikTok app is now prohibited from all employee phones that can "access Amazon email," and that employees need to remove the app by Friday in order for email access to continue.
It was a bit confusing, since no specific security risk from the app was cited. Things grew even more confusing by the evening, when Amazon issued a statement saying "This morning's email to some of our employees was sent in error. There is no change to our policies right now with regard to TikTok." Continue reading.
The Engadget Podcast: Thunderbolt 4, Snapdragon 865 Plus and Facebook's latest mess
Back from the July 4th break.
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This week, Devindra and Cherlynn chat about Intel's Thunderbolt 4 standard, and what it means for your next PC. We also dive into Qualcomm's latest announcements, including the gaming-focused Snapdragon 865 Plus. And finally, we explore why Facebook just can't seem to do much right these days.
This week's best deals: AirPods, Nintendo Switch game sale and more
Plus deals on the latest MacBook Air and the Apple Watch Series 3.
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Apple's AirPods with wireless charging case remain on sale for $150 and you can still grab a bunch of first-party Nintendo Switch titles on sale at GameStop. Weber's SmokeFire connected grills are also discounted by $200, creating a prime opportunity for those who want to level-up their grilling game during the rest of the summer.
Also, Engadget readers can get Aukey's 30,000mAh USB-C power bank for $42-- $18 off the usual price -- by using the code ENGADGETY3 at checkout. It's a good deal if you need on-the-go power for your Nintendo Switch, or if Chris Velazco forgot to give yours back after using it during a CES liveblog.
Valentina Palladino has the full rundown for you here, and for more updates on Twitter, be sure to follow the @EngadgetDeals account. Continue reading.
Engadget's 2020 Back-to-School Guide: All the gear you need to game-stream like a pro
Audio and visual.
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Nowadays, Twitch and YouTube are the world's A/V club. These sites host millions of hours of live-streamed creativity, comedy and personal connection, all with homemade yet high production values. And, of course, a lot of video games.
It doesn't take much to start streaming. Using open-source software like OBS, you can go live with just a laptop or a cell phone -- but if you want to compete with your favorite streamers, you'll need a few extra pieces of equipment. Here we've outlined the gear you'll need to begin building your streaming empire, and in the interest of college-era budgets, we've kept most of the picks under $200. Continue reading.
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