Five and half years after it launched, one of the more popular apps for kids’ reading and entertainment has finally arrived on the iOS. Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, the e-commerce giant’s subscription ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(NASDAQ:AMZN)—Amazon today announced that kids can now enjoy the popular Amazon FreeTime Unlimited service, including books, videos, YouTube videos and websites on Android ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. This morning, Amazon made its FreeTime app available to both Android phones and tablets. Previously, the app ...

While Amazon FreeTime Unlimited is among the popular entertainment and reading apps for kids, it used to be available only on Amazon's Fire tablets since its debut in December 2012; that is until May ...

Amazon on Wednesday announced its parental control app, FreeTime, is now available in the Play Store for all Android devices. Actually, calling it an application is a shortsighted. It's more ...

The official Android app of the Amazon FreeTime service started rolling out on the Google Play Store on Tuesday, shipping with support for non-Kindle devices. The Seattle, Washington-based tech giant ...

While Apple is only getting started with its Screen Time feature in iOS 12, both Amazon and Facebook are expanding their kid focused apps. Starting off with Amazon, rather than limiting kids’ time on ...

Amazon’s “Android” tablets have never really gained a lot of traction, but it’s not because Amazon didn’t load them up with plenty of useful features. One feature on the company’s tablets that grabbed ...

Amazon's kid-friendly FreeTime Unlimited first launched onto Fire devices in 2012. The curated video and book service made the jump to Android last year and has just landed on iOS. It brings with it ...

Amazon’s FreeTime service, which includes access to curated kid-friendly content and various parental controls, is now arriving on Android devices with the launch of a new FreeTime Android app. The ...

Amazon is bringing its Freetime kids service to Fire TV, starting with its Fire TV stick devices: The app allows parents to set age limits, content restrictions, and even limit the amount of time ...

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