When I reviewed the Amazon Echo Buds in late 2019, I commented that they were a solid first attempt to help get Alexa out of the house and make her more useful on the go. The Echo Frames, which were announced at the same time as the Echo Buds, are the latest of Alexa's steps into the wider world. I'll tell you what I thought of them after my first few days with them.
Most of us know by now that we can ask Amazon's Alexa questions like "what's the weather" or requests like "turn on the kitchen lights," but the smart voice assistant actually has a few tricks up her sleeves. We'll show you some of the more obscure skills that Alexa has to keep you entertained and productive.
Alexa will now help with some coronavirus concerns. In a new update to the digital assistant, users can receive screening questions revolving around possible symptoms and travel history with CDC approved answers to help guide their next steps.
Amazon Echo smart speakers make it easy to ask Alexa questions, play music, and order goods, but for some in the family, it can be just a little too easy. We'll show you how to keep your little ones from ordering stuff you don't want or don't need through your Echo with Alexa.
Marshall has announced the Uxbridge Voice, an Alexa equipped smart speaker from just $199. It offers a variety of connectivity options and will ship from early April.
Thanks to Alexa Routines, you can have your Echo perform multiple actions with just one command. Here's how to get it set up!
Users of Amazon's Echo devices and Alexa services have options when it comes to controlling their data privacy and security. Through the Privacy Hub, they can access their data and set parameters on how much information they want to share with Amazon and third-party developers, products, and services.
Want to get your kids into a regular routine? That's where Alexa Routines comes in. Here's how to set it all up.
An Amazon Music update brings a new understanding of music to Alexa's digital brain, including the ability to request live or album versions of songs, music in different languages, and even a more natural voice when Alexa speaks.
The Amazon Echo Dot lets you talk with Alexa and ask questions, stream music, listen to the news, and more, and now you can bring that same functionality to your car with the Echo Auto bundled in for only $10 more than the Echo Dot usually costs.
Amazon's Alexa Built-in Phones come in two flavors — Hands-Free and Push-to-Talk. Let's talk about what that means.
Alexa is in smart speakers, displays, and even phones. Want your next handset to offer easy access to Amazon's voice assistant? These are the best Alexa built-in phones you can buy!
Amazon has updated Alexa with topical support for the U.S. elections and the NBA. For users interested in more practical matters, the assistant now informs you of traffic conditions and severe weather alerts.
Amazon's Echo ecosystem of smart speakers is great for controlling smart bulbs from brands like LIFX and Philips Hue. The only trick is choosing the right bulb.
The Amazon Echo can be the nerve center of your home with this collection of the best Alexa-compatible smart home devices. Which ones are you going to add to your home?
This gadget is much more than just a car charger. It adds Alexa to your car, allowing you to get directions, play music or audiobooks, and more with a few spoken words.
These Bluetooth earbuds connect to Alexa so you can hear the news, play music, and more just by asking. They last for up to 8 hours with each charge and drop to just $12 when you clip the on-page coupon and use the following code at checkout.
Save on your energy costs with the right smart plugs that work with Google Assistant and Alexa.
These tiny smart speakers plug right into an AC outlet in your home so you can speak with Alexa, stream music from services like Spotify, control compatible smart home devices using only your voice, and more. Use the following code to save on two.
The Amazon Echo 5 has better privacy features than previous Alexa devices. Let us tell you all about it.