Amazon Prime Video Finally Launches Support for Multiple Profiles in U.S., Other Countries

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Comic-Con @ Home continues with a virtual panel featuring the cast and creators of Amazon Prime Video’s “Truth Seekers.”

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Hanna is July's highlight and features Samantha Morton's daughter, Esmé Creed-Miles, putting her fists into bad guys' faces in thrilling fashion. On the metaphorical side, science gets its ass kicked by Marie Curie in Radioactive, a film detailing the chemist's breakthroughs in radioactivity and the uphill battle she faced from a bunch of jerks with penises in the scientific community. Our full picks are below, but here is the complete list of what's new on Amazon Prime in July.

reportedly launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+, this month.The world's largest retailer hasn't said much about the new service other than promising that Walmart+ is «coming soon» on a dedicated landing page.

reportedly launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+, this month.The world's largest retailer hasn't said much about the new service other than promising that Walmart+ is «coming soon» on a dedicated landing page.

NowTV, Amazon Prime and Netflix still have plenty more to offer this week with plenty of new releases and all time favourites added.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereTo help you navigate the streaming services a little more easily, here are the new films this week.This 2004 classic is known for causing plenty of tears as a poor yet passionate young man falls in love

Amazon Prime Video has launched a new feature allowing users to add multiple profiles at once to their account.The streaming platform will now provide the option to have up to six different viewer profiles, following in the footsteps of Netflix and Hulu who offer the same.The feature is being introduced on Amazon Prime Video accounts in the US, Variety reports, and will soon be available worldwide.Another feature recently introduced on the streaming platform was a ‘Watch Party’ control, allowing

reports that the subscription service will be called Walmart+ (Walmart Plus) and launch later in July and cost $98 annually. That’s $21 cheaper than Amazon Prime’s $119 yearly subscription.

Jim Gaffigan is jacked in the artwork for Amazon Prime Video’s “Jim Gaffigan: The Pale Tourist”.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorWalmart stock spiked 6% on heavy trading volume Tuesday after a report that the retail giant plans to roll out a subscription service similar to Amazon Prime.The new offering will cost $98 a year, with subscriber benefits including same-day delivery of groceries and discounted gas, according to an initial report in Recode that was later confirmed by Bloomberg.

Netflix Party, Amazon is rolling out their own feature that will allow you to laugh and cry over Fleabag with your friends while social distancing. Prime Video Watch Party, which is available to all Prime members at no additional cost, is pretty easy to use.

Amazon Prime Video will allow up to 100 people to stream a film or TV show at the same time.The addition follows the surge in communal viewing experience apps during the coronavirus lockdown, including Netflix’s own Netflix Party.Amazon Prime Video’s Watch Party will be available to US Prime members on desktop computers, Variety reports.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAmazon’s Prime Video has jumped into the “Watch Party” pool — a streaming trend that has gained momentum during the coronavirus crisis.The ecommerce company’s Prime Video service has started to gradually roll out Watch Party, its version of a native social-viewing experience, the company said Monday.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorAmazon Prime Video is matching moves by streaming rivals by rolling out Watch Party, a new feature allowing simultaneous viewing of film or TV titles up to 100 Prime subscribers.The feature, available for Prime members in the U.S. at no cost, started to slowly roll out Monday on laptops only.

Hanna is July's highlight and features Samantha Morton's daughter, Esmé Creed-Miles, putting her fists into bad guys' faces in thrilling fashion. On the metaphorical side, science gets its ass kicked by Marie Curie in Radioactive, a film detailing the chemist's breakthroughs in radioactivity and the uphill battle she faced from a bunch of jerks with penises in the scientific community. Our full picks are below, but here is the complete list of what's new on Amazon Prime in July.