While it flew under the radar because it was mainly targeted to kids, the futuristic Amazon Glow is getting some much-needed attention after getting its biggest discount ever — over 50% off the usual ...

Last year, Amazon revealed one of the more original products we've seen, the kid-focused Glow that does video calls and projects a touch-sensitive play space onto a flat surface. Now, the company has ...

The unique device combines an 8-inch LCD display with a projector that creates a 19-inch touch-sensitive surface in front of it. This allows kids to play games using the projected touch screen while ...

Amazon Glow lets kids video chat and play games with relatives remotely, an idea that smaller companies have explored in various ways. Lisa Eadicicco covered mobile devices. Prior to joining CNET, she ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Amazon Glow is a new type of video chat ...

I see a lot of tech, it’s WHAT I DO. It’s not too often that I see a new gadget that truly surprises me! The Amazon Glow did exactly that. It’s SO cool. Think of it as a combination of a tablet, ...

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Not very portable Video quality isn't great Android/iOS tablet required for video calls No Alexa Amazon Kids Plus subscription required to function The Amazon Glow is an innovative, fun product that I ...

It seems every generation has its own unique learning devices that we use to teach kids as they grow up. The Speak & Spell and original Leapfrog tablet are some of the most famous examples over the ...

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is a smart home reporter who’s been testing connected gadgets since 2013. Previously a contributor to Wirecutter, Wired, Dwell, and US News. Amazon is reportedly working on a ...

Back in September of last year, Amazon announced a curious-looking device called the Amazon Glow. Part video calling device and part projector, it’s meant to connect kids with distant family members ...