At Amazon’s annual hardware event, it announced a fleet of new Fire TVs, including an Omni QLED model, as well as new 2 and 4-series televisions. The QLED features an auto-adjusting screen for various lighting conditions, plus what the company calls omnisense presence detection.

What’s happened? Amazon’s Fire TV lineup just grew with the addition of four new entries. Amazon says these new entries are ideal for all, with an option for every price point. One key addition for these new devices is the inclusion of Alexa+, Amazon’s in-house AI model.

The soundbar is small enough to fit on tight shelves and light enough to mount under a wall-mounted TV with basic hardware, and its simple look keeps your focus on the screen. If you’re looking for better sound, the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus is an excellent choice, and you can get it now on sale for $150, down from $250.

Amazon is going in a new direction with its latest 4K Fire TV streaming stick, and it’s a direction that Fire TV sideloaders probably won’t like. Making its debut during the company’s big fall hardware event in New York City on Tuesday and slated to ship in October,

Amazon’s latest hardware reveal showed off new Fire TV and Echo devices, and one of the chatty Alexa+ premium assistant’s new tricks impressed our jaded electronics writer.

Years in the making, the proprietary Linux OS that replaces Android-based FireOS is expected to be announced at next week's event. Here's everything we know so far.

It’s not every day we say the latest Amazon Fire TV Stick HD is going for almost 50% off, but that’s happening today. Amazon has now dropped the price to just $18, down from $35, just ahead of its second Prime Day of the year.

After the posting—and apparent editing—of a job opening spotted this week, it's expected that Amazon will bring its homegrown operating system to Fire TV devices this year.