Amazon drones can now deliver smartphones, AirTags and more

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Amazon can now deliver a bunch of new item types via drone. The company has received FAA approval for some smartphones, earbuds, video doorbells and more.

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Amazon drones can now deliver smartphones, AirTags and more
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