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23 Dec 2014

EdX Tech Entrepreneurial Courses and Earn $1000 from Amazon Web Services

Aspiring Technology Entrepreneurs Can Now Join Entrepreneurship Courses and Earns Credits from Amazon.


An interesting opportunity for any Entrepreneur that may be thinking of starting their business, by having an idea with the most appropriate skills can really help the path to success. 

In this context, there is an offer via a partnership between Amazon Web Services and the online education portal EdX . The offer comprises of $1,000 in credit for completing one of two courses. The courses are in Entrepreneurship 101 or 102 at EdX. In order to take advantage of the offer Entrepreneurs are required to pass the courses, which in turn will entitle them automatically with $1,000 in credit to spend on processor time and/or storage in Amazon’s cloud.

Furthermore, Entrepreneurs also receive extra bonuses which might be more relevant for those with software code development experience for administrating infrastructure, and instructor led training with web classes on using Amazon Web Services, also free support at Amazon premium tier, that includes Amazon specialists that can help design and architect an app or service for Amazon instances.

The EdX course offer is detailed here on this link Amazon Offer from EdX and also links directly to the classes. The couses start on January 9, 2015, so there is sufficient time to look through the course syllabus before committing.
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17 Jan 2013

Amazon Launched Today Own MP3 Music Store for iOS Users

Amazon has today launched its own a MP3 store  which allows for iPhone and iPod users to purchase digital music. The way it works nevertheless, is that iPhone users are required to purchase using the Safari Web browser, as a result the process does involve further steps than via the traditional iTunes.

Furthermore, the new MP3 store and its mobile site is built based on HTML5, thus purchases can be made on the dedicated site at Amazon.

It was stated by Steve Boom, vice president of Amazon Music that: "Since the launch of the Amazon Cloud Player app for iPhone and iPod touch, a top request from customers has been the ability to buy music from Amazon right from their devices... For the first time ever, iOS users have a way do that."

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