.@ring's new lineup of sensors are out now. Confirmed: The Glass Break Sensor does the job.

Big news from @zoox: service areas are expanding in SF and Vegas soon, deployments are coming up in Austin & Miami, and new product features are rolling out. Pumped for more customers to experience this.

.@AmazonAlexa and @RyanGosling. Ultimate improv duo. Awesome example of the natural conversations now possible with Alexa+.

One of my goals recently: Get more sleep. Turns out, Kindle might be able to help. Super fun read from @wirecutter. Check it out: nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…

Pumped about a feature rolling out to new Kindle Scribe and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft devices this week. “Send to Alexa” lets you share your notebooks and documents with Alexa+ to brainstorm, get summaries, and set reminders. Super useful productivity tool, now available for Alexa+ users. Check it out: aboutamazon.com/news/devices…

Testing Alexa+ in the new @BMW iX3. The car is phenomenal, and @AmazonAlexa takes it to the next level. We’ve got something magical here. Can’t wait for customers to experience it.

Alexa+ is live in Mexico 🇲🇽 First Spanish launch for Alexa+, tuned for local language and culture. Proud of the teams who built and shipped this. Check out Early Access details: amazon.com.mx/dp/B0F1C6NR83?…

AI devices haven’t found their next form factor yet. Builders are still testing and learning to weave intelligence into life as naturally as the internet is today. Big thanks to #FortuneBrainstormAI for having me this week, and to @DelRey for the great conversation.

The first-ever Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is out now. Lightening fast, paper-like color, smarter AI. Big step forward. Check it out here: aboutamazon.com/news/devices…

Cool to watch innovation at sea and in space come together as Canopée carries Ariane 6 hardware for @AmazonLeo. Big thanks to @Arianespace for the collaboration as we head toward our first Ariane 64 launch and build a network to reach customers in Europe and elsewhere around the globe.

Pumped to share that Project Kuiper is now known as @AmazonLeo, a nod to the low Earth orbit satellites that power our network. The name is new but the mission stays the same: to deliver fast, reliable internet to customers and communities around the world beyond the reach of existing networks. Check out our new website to learn more and sign up for updates: leo.amazon.com