Amazon testing delivery robots, Hulu cuts core price
Transcript
This is CNET, and here are the stories that matter right now?
Amazon might see a future in delivery robots.
The company is actually testing a robot it's calling scout, to deliver small packages to a town in Washington, outside the company's headquarters in Seattle.
A fleet of six scouts are making their debut, with Amazon saying they'll avoid pedestrians and pets alike.
[MUSIC]
Starting now YouTube TV has expanded its reach in the US now essentially accessible nationwide as a result of the addition 95 new markets.
Of course, this comes just in time for a very popular sport's game at the start of next month.
Perhaps a good time for would be customers to try out the service.
And finally, just as Netflix hiked its prices across the board, Hulu has actually lowered the price of its core servers down to $5.99 a month from $7.99.
It's not all good news though, Hulu is actually raising the price of its internet TV package up to $44.99 a month from the current $39.99.
Some of the TV add-ons though will be available for less.
All of the new rates start February 26th.
[MUSIC]
You can stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.
Tech IndustryAmazonRobotsHuluNetflix
Up Next
Amazon drops NYC plans, certain iPhones return to Germany
1:25
Google investing $13B in US data centers, Apple video service...
1:07
Amazon's Eero purchase, Apex Legends' rapid success
1:18
OnePlus to tease its 5G phone, new Hololens?
1:06
Epix launches streaming service, Sprint sues AT&T
1:20
Slack's IPO, Tesla Model 3 price cut
1:17
Apple fixes FaceTime flaw, Google pulls Fiber service from Louisville
1:30
Spotify acquires Gimlet and Anchor, Tesla cuts Model 3 prices...
1:11
Google launches password checker, leak shows white and black...
