Microsoft Shutters Development of Xbox Copilot AI Chatbot
Sharma states that "Xbox needs to move faster, deepen our connection with the community, and address friction."
Amazon Canada Launches New Drone Store
Amazon.ca today has launched a new dedicated Drone store, to offer these various Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to its customers, which the company says have been turning to their site to learn more about them.
The new Drone store features free shipping include free two-day shipping for Prime customers. To celebrate the opening of the dedicated store, Amazon.ca has some Drone deals for this week only, including:
- Save $100 or more on DJI Phantom Quadcopter
- Save $379 or more on DJI Inspire 1 Quadcopter
- 40% off EZ Fly RC Flipside Nano Quadcopter Ready to Fly
- 40% off EZ Fly RC 101S Flipside Quadcopter
Drones have allowed users to capture aerial photography and video in new ways, as we’ve seen from enthusiasts down in Cupertino, who have been documenting the construction of Apple Campus 2 every step of the way.
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Just a heads up Gary, the link provided isn’t working.
Thanks Dennis, we’ve fixed the link!
Still not working.
Okay, just figured this out. The link works on desktop, but on my iPhone it doesn’t. Amazon must not have this landing page ready for mobile yet