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  1. AMZ123 Cross-Border Headlines60

    DJI and Insta360 together hold 93% of the global handheld smart camera market

    DJI and Insta360 accounted for 73% and 20%, respectively, of global handheld smart camera shipments in the second quarter of 2026, for a combined 93%. Citing IDC data, the article says global shipments totaled 5.88 million units during the same period, including 4.28 million from DJI and about 1.18 million from Insta360. It attributes the two companies’ advantage to their accumulated expertise in gimbal technology and focus on panoramic cameras, and contrasts this with a 49% year-over-year decline in GoPro’s sports camera shipments.

  2. WDC TV Business and Technology Trends31

    Block CFO: AI agents may appear in organizational charts

    Block CFO and COO Amrita Ahuja predicts that more companies will include AI agents in their organizational charts, with employees responsible for training and deploying these agents. She says these agents, like humans, need ongoing development, more context and information, and an understanding of goals that may change. Earlier this year, Block CEO Jack Dorsey laid off 40% of the workforce to align with the company’s accelerated adoption of AI.

  3. Amazon Spain Official Announcements20

    Amazon Seller Central supports signing in with a passkey

    An Amazon Spain announcement recommends that sellers set up a passkey (clave de acceso / Passkey) for Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, or screen lock instead of a traditional password. The announcement says passkey sign-in is six times faster than entering a password, takes less than a minute to set up, and can sync across devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets that share the same password manager, without requiring repeated registration.

  4. Amazon Italy Official Announcements33

    Amazon recommends that sellers use a passkey to log in to Seller Central, six times faster than entering a password

    An official Amazon Italy announcement recommends that sellers set up a passkey for Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, or screen lock instead of a traditional password. Logging in is six times faster than manually entering a password, and the passkey syncs to laptops, phones, and tablets through a password manager. Setup is available on the “Login & Security” page and takes less than a minute.

  5. Amazon France Official Announcements29

    Amazon France: Sign in to Seller Central more easily with a passkey

    Amazon France recommends that sellers set up a passkey (clé d'accès) to sign in to Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, facial recognition, or screen lock instead of a password. Amazon says this method is six times faster than entering a password, takes less than a minute to set up, and lets passkeys sync across computers, phones, and tablets through the same password manager.

  6. Amazon Germany Official Announcements40

    Amazon Seller Central supports Passkey sign-in

    Amazon Germany recommends that sellers set up and use Passkey in Seller Central, replacing traditional password sign-in with a fingerprint, face scan, or device screen lock. There’s no need to remember a password or wait for a verification code. Amazon says Passkey sign-in is six times faster than entering a password and can sync across laptops, phones, and tablets that use the same password manager. Setup takes less than a minute.

  7. Amazon Belgium official announcement38

    Amazon Belgium: Log in to Seller Central more easily with passkeys

    Amazon Belgium encourages sellers to set up passkeys (access keys) to log in to Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, QR code, or PIN instead of a traditional password. Logging in is six times faster than entering a password. Passkeys sync across devices using the same password manager, take less than a minute to set up, and require no re-registration or extra steps.

  8. Official Amazon UK announcement31

    Amazon UK Seller Central supports quick sign-in with passkeys

    Amazon UK Seller Central has added passkey sign-in, allowing users to replace a traditional password with a fingerprint, face recognition, or screen lock on their device. Amazon says signing in with a passkey is six times faster than entering a password. Passkeys can sync across devices using the same password manager, take less than a minute to set up, and can be configured on the Login & Security page.

  9. Amazon Canada Official Announcements33

    Amazon Seller Central supports Passkey login, six times faster than entering a password

    An Amazon Canada announcement recommends that sellers set up a Passkey in Seller Central, using their device’s existing fingerprint, face recognition, or screen lock instead of a traditional password. Passkey login is six times faster than entering a password and can sync across laptops, phones, and tablets that share the same password manager, with no need to register again. To set it up, select Passkey on the Login & Security page and confirm with a fingerprint, face recognition, QR code, or PIN. It takes less than a minute.