Launched in 2015, the gadgets allowed customers to order particular items at the touch of a button. Dozens of brands offered one.

Can shopping get any easier? The Amazon Dash Button brings one-touch ordering to hundreds of common household items. Image: Amazon.com. One of the promises of the Internet of Things is the automation ...

Designer Nathan Pryor has converted Amazon's "buy now" button into an easy way to donate to the American Civil Liberties Union whenever he feels the need. Luke Lancaster is an Associate Editor with ...

Amazon may have killed off its Dash Buttons and Dash Wand, but it’s not done with its Dash business quite yet, with the Dash Smart Shelf making its debut today for both small businesses and consumers.

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Amazon announced another expansion of its Amazon Dash Button program, adding more than 50 new brands and increasing the total to more than 150. With the program, Amazon is bringing a growing ...

If you know how to code, Amazon will let you make one of its Dash buttons — originally designed to offer one-touch ordering of household staples like toilet paper — do pretty much anything. But can ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Five months ago, Amazon unveiled its pilot Dash program in which a select group of users could order an array of household products via ...

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The Hershey Company's Ice Breakers brand is now available with Amazon Dash Button, which offers consumers a way to easily re-order their favorite products. Amazon Prime members now have the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You remember Amazon's Dash Buttons, right? They were so cool, but you've probably never even heard of their successor. It's called the Amazon ...