Amazon’s Prime Day will be…
A technology glitch may have leaked the date of Amazon’s fourth annual Prime Day.
The shopping extravaganza reserved for Prime members is reportedly scheduled to start around midday on July 16, and continue through the following day, according to TechRadar.
A Prime Day 2018 banner was published on the Amazon U.K. website, presumably in error, and discovered by TechRadar on Thursday morning, according to the report.
This year’s event will be 36 hours long. Not only will it eclipse last year’s 30-hour event, it will also be the company’s longest Prime Day event to date, TechRadar revealed.
To read more, click here.
The shopping extravaganza reserved for Prime members is reportedly scheduled to start around midday on July 16, and continue through the following day, according to TechRadar.
A Prime Day 2018 banner was published on the Amazon U.K. website, presumably in error, and discovered by TechRadar on Thursday morning, according to the report.
This year’s event will be 36 hours long. Not only will it eclipse last year’s 30-hour event, it will also be the company’s longest Prime Day event to date, TechRadar revealed.
To read more, click here.