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Tom's Guide
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
Prime Day Freebies expire tonight! Grab these now before they're gone
There's only a handful of hours left of Prime Day, and that means all those lovely freebies go back to being... not free. The only thing any of them cost you is a Prime membership, and given you can get one of those for 30 days without paying a thing, these freebies really are a no brainer. And you've only got until midnight! That means time is running out to get 30 free games with Prime Gaming, or 3 months of Amazon Music Unlimited without having to pay a cent. I don't think I can understate how little time you have left before you miss out on all this free stuff — so go! Fill your hands with free Amazon stuff and run away into the wind. But not before you've checked out the rest of the Prime Day sale, obviously. Those are going away soon as well... So you're not going to get any of the below (or the Prime Day deals overall) without one of these. If you haven't already had a free trial, you get 30 days of Prime benefits without having to pay a cent — Prime TV, next-day delivery, and, of course, Amazon Prime Day deals. Grab this one today to make sure you get the very best Prime Day deals. This is one of the best freebies right now — that's around $40 worth of Amazon Music Unlimited subscription for nothing at all. You'll get full access to the Hi-res streaming service, as well as the spatial audio tracks that you can listen to with compatible devices. After the 3 months is up you'll be back to paying $11.99 per month. You've only got until midnight tonight to pick up a sub — so be quick! Get your summer reading list all sorted with a free Kindle Unlimited account. That gets you access to 4 million different books, ready to read on your Kindle app or your Kindled device. Once the trial is over, you'll have to pay $11.99 per month to keep it going. If you're a first-time user of Amazon Photos user, you can get some extra credit to go with your unlimited Prime Photos account. Upload some pics to the service, and you'll get a $15 credit to spend on some of those epic Prime Day deals. This deal leaves with the Prime Day sales — so you've only got a few hours left! As every year, there are loads of games fresh for the claiming at the Amazon Prime Gaming page. That's Football Manager 2024, Star Wars Jedi Knight Dark Forces II, Marvel's Midnight Suns, Amnesia the Dark Descent, Star Wars Rebellion, Saints Row Re-elected, Tomb Raider I,II,III remastered, TOEM, Saints Row II... the list goes on, and on. All of these games will be lost, like tears in the rain... unless you grab them before the end of the Prime Day sales. Want to get some money off your next Grubhub order? Link your Prime Account to your Grubhub account, and use the code PRIME50 to get 50% off your order. This deal ends midnight tonight — so get in there quick! While this isn't strictly free, it's still a massive discount on one of my personal favorite ways of listening to my favorite books. That's a saving of $14 per month overall, although you will be back up to the full monthly price when the three months is over. You get to keep all the Audiobooks you've grabbed with your credits at the end of your three months as well, which is a big bonus. There are plenty more deals to be had this Prime Day — make sure you check out our Prime Day live blog to make sure you're staying on top of all the latest sales and offers.
Gizmodo
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
Forget Spotify, Here's How to Get Amazon Music Unlimited For FREE Thanks to Prime Day
Amazon's Prime Day is its biggest shopping day of the year and the discounts stretch far beyond physical products. One of the best offers this year is on Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon's streaming service which directly competes with Spotify and Apple Music. For a limited time only, if you join up over Prime Day, you get three months absolutely free which is a deal that's hard to pass up, especially since the regular price is $11.99 per month. There is no contract and you can end it anytime, so this is the perfect time to try the full Amazon Music Unlimited experience risk-free. See at Amazon Amazon Music Unlimited is a significant upgrade from standard Amazon Music which includes Prime membership. Prime members have access to a curated library and playlists whereas Music Unlimited offers more than 100 million songs on demand without ads. You can stream any song, album or playlist you like, any time you like and skip as many as you like. The service also includes thousands of expertly curated playlists and stations, covering every genre and mood imaginable. One of the greatest benefits of Amazon Music Unlimited is that it provides audio quality: The service is supported with high-definition, even Ultra HD audio, so you get to listen to millions of songs in lossless quality. If you are one who insists on listening to every shred of information contained in a song, it is a great advantage over normal streaming services. Furthermore, with the inclusion of spatial audio support, you enjoy a better listening experience on compatible devices. Music Unlimited is not limited to your computer or phone: The service is available on a number of devices including smart speakers, tablets, Fire TV, and even certain cars. Seamlessly, you can switch between one device and another, pick up playing your playlist where you left off and use voice control with Alexa for hands-free listening. You also have the option to download songs and playlists for listening offline. It guarantees a seamless performance when you're traveling. The app maintains your library in order, and you'll have your top tracks when you're offline. There are no advertisements, unlimited skipping and an entirely advertisement-free listening experience that allows you to take control. The free three-month trial is actually risk-free: There is no obligation or long-term contract; you can cancel at any time prior to the end of the trial and owe nothing. If you'd like to continue after the trial, the service will cost $12 per month, but you can stop at any time you wish. It's simple to sign up, and you can start streaming immediately after you start your trial. See at Amazon
Daily Mail
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Amazon is giving away four months of FREE Music Unlimited streaming in early Prime Day deal - enjoy music, podcasts, and more
Listen up! Amazon has just announced its biggest-ever Prime Day for 2025, but deals have already begun with an unmissable four months free of Amazon Music Unlimited for Prime Members. In an early Prime deal not to miss, Amazon is offering Prime members the chance to get four months completely free of Amazon Music Unlimited. That's a summer of ad-free, on-demand access to over 100 million songs, and it won't cost you a penny. Amazon Music Unlimited REE for four months Don't miss out on this early Prime Day offer on Amazon Music Unlimited, which gives a four-month free trial for Amazon Prime members and a three-month free trial for non-Amazon Prime members. Get access to over 100 million songs as well as top podcasts straight to your phone so you can listen to this summer's hottest releases wherever you go. This five month free trial offer (three months for Non Prime members) is valid from June 18, 2025 to July 14 at 4:00 PM GMT, and redeemable toward an Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan. When your free trial ends, your subscription will automatically continue to Amazon Music Unlimited at the regular £11.99/month (£10.99 for Prime members) until you cancel. Four months FREE View offer Amazon has confirmed the next Prime Day will be July 8 to 11 2025; the first time the sales event will stretch across four days. But you don't have to wait until then to grab a deal. The perfect way to improve your commute, bring a soundtrack to your BBQ's and amp up your runs, this Amazon Music Unlimited limited-time deal is a must-have for summer. The exciting new deal grants Amazon Prime members four months free access and non-Prime members three-months free access to the music subscription service, which has a whopping 100 million songs, ad-free podcasts and the largest catalog of audiobooks from Audible. You'll be spoilt for choice. Whether you're already a Prime member or considering becoming one ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2025, this deal is a golden opportunity to explore everything Amazon Music Unlimited has to offer - without paying a penny. Imagine having access to millions of songs in stunning HD and Ultra HD quality, all ad-free. Whether you're into the latest chart-toppers, timeless classics, or want a curated playlist for your next BBQ, Amazon Music Unlimited has you covered. Not only that, but you can also delve into the world of podcasts, listening to your favourite shows without interruption. You'll be able to listen to top comedy podcasts like Off Menu and NearlyParents with Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo or classics like Desert Island Discs and Football Daily. Best of all, you can download your favourite tracks to listen to without needing an internet connection, ensuring you can tune in anywhere, anytime - whether on the beach or commuting on the London Underground. The offer is valid until July 14 2025, and entitles Amazon Prime members the first four months of membership for free while non-Prime members can get a three-month free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited. As always, the offer is for new subscribers and Prime members only. When your free trial ends, your subscription will automatically continue to Amazon Music Unlimited at the regular £11.99/month (£10.99 for Prime members) until you cancel.
Tom's Guide
12-06-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Prime Video reportedly doubling the amount of ads you'll see — streaming just got a lot worse
Remember the streaming dream we were sold of unlimited ad-free movies and TV shows compared to the commercial-stuffed days of cable? I'm starting to feel like we bought a lemon, because it appears that Amazon's Prime Video has quietly increased the number of ads on its content. According to a report by Adweek, Prime Video has almost doubled the number of ads on its platform from three-and-a-half minutes per hour to six minutes of commercials in the average 60 minutes of watchtime. That's a big jump. The report sources conversations with ad buyers and documentation seen by Adweek, but has not been officially confirmed by Amazon. In the report, Kendra Tang, programmatic supervisor at Rain the Growth Agency, said, '[Amazon] told us the ad load would be increasing. That's been confirmed recently when we noticed more avails in the system.' I haven't noticed an uptick in the number of ads while streaming on Prime Video. However, this could be due to a slower rollout, or it may be region-specific, with the U.S experiencing a higher frequency and places like the U.K., where I live, spared from what is effectively a user-experience downgrade. Prime Video introduced ads to its previously ad-free platform in January 2024. Rather than creating a cheaper ad-supported plan like some rival services, Amazon opted to include ads on its standard tier and offer users the option of paying an additional $2.99 a month to remove them. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. The majority of the best streaming services now run ads on at least one of their tiers, including Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and Paramount Plus. Free streaming services like Tubi also use ads, but in those cases, it feels like a fair trade-off considering you're getting access to loads of movies and shows without paying a cent. Coughing up a subscription fee and tolerating commercial breaks feels significantly less appealing, but this is now streaming in 2025. Currently, a Prime Video subscription costs $14.99 per month, or $139, though this is for the larger suite of benefits included with Amazon Prime. Amazon Prime: for $139/year @ AmazonAmazon Prime gives shoppers access to free shipping on over 100 million products. It also includes access to services like Prime Video and Prime Music. You can pay an annual $139 fee or choose a monthly plan at $14.99. These perks range from free shipping (on Amazon-sold items), and access to services such as Prime Gaming, Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Photos and Gruhhub Plus. It's certainly not a bad deal overall. Nevertheless, more ads on Prime Video are hardly welcome, and the cynic in me does have to wonder whether that six-minute per hour ratio will increase further in the months or years to come. If you're looking for something to watch on Prime Video, here's a guide to everything new on the service in June 2025. Unfortunately, you probably will have to tolerate more ads when watching any of these movies or TV shows.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Amazon Music unveils AI-powered search to enhance music discovery
Amazon Music is debuting a new AI-powered search experience that enhances music discovery on the Amazon Music app, turning each search into a chance to delve deeper into the world of your favorite artists. Now, users will see AI-enhanced results with richer recommendations, including curated music collections to unlock deeper realms of discovery–plus they can use the search results as a launch pad to create AI-generated playlists that capture an artist's magic. Powered by Amazon Bedrock, the feature launches in beta today to a subset of Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers in the U.S., available on iOS in the Amazon Music app. This experimental feature includes results for many of favorite artists today and will continue expanding to include more overtime. Easily unpack a company's performance with TipRanks' new KPI Data for smart investment decisions Receive undervalued, market resilient stocks straight to you inbox with TipRanks' Smart Value Newsletter Published first on TheFly – the ultimate source for real-time, market-moving breaking financial news. Try Now>> See Insiders' Hot Stocks on TipRanks >> Read More on AMZN: Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue Cathie Wood Bets Big on Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) as AI Demand Surges Tesla's 'Valuation Problem Gets Worse,' Says Top Morgan Stanley Analyst Magnite, Amazon Publisher Services to enable new streaming TV opportunities Edible Garden launches Kick. Sports Nutrition on Amazon, partners with Pirawna Ulta Beauty price target raised to $465 from $435 at Oppenheimer
