Yesterday, Amazon showcased a number of new products at a press event of theirs, as they continue to develop and expand their Echo range of devices. Here is a quick round up of what we saw. “We love hearing feedback from customers about how they use Alexa throughout their day—whether that’s listening to music, dropping […]
These products received plenty of applause at the event, and they offer many conveniences. The Echo Buds, for example, will let users make calls, order an Uber, and ping Siri or Alexa to play music. The Loop will let you ask Alexa which items are in stock at your local Whole Foods. Read: The Amazon-ification
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No company has managed to make smart glasses that the average person would want to buy. Amazon’s Echo Frames could change that by making its Alexa digital assistant accessible from anywhere your smartphone has internet access. I checked them out at yesterday’s Amazon Devices event in Seattle and came away impressed. The $180 Echo Frames
Amazon announced a passel of new Echo devices yesterday, but the $30 Echo Glow is the first device in the ever-expanding family that doesn’t have Alexa onboard. Amazon doesn’t always do the right thing the first time, but it does seem to learn from its missteps. The company has endured withering criticism from groups such
Amazon announced Echo Frames, an Alexa-enabled pair of glasses, during Wednesday’s Amazon Devices Event. Amazon’s Echo Frames look like normal glasses and can be tailored to your individual prescription, but unlike other smart frames on the market, they don’t have a camera or display within the frames — just Alexa capabilities. Alexa responds to your
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I’ve never considered any speaker that Amazon built to be of audiophile quality—or even something that would rival the likes of Sonos. The Amazon Echo Studio could change my opinion, at least as far as competing with Sonos. My first listening tests tell me it’s not an audiophile product, but it does sound very good.
I’ll preface my first impressions of the $130 Amazon Echo Buds by stating the obvious: Evaluating the quality of headphones in an office building while surrounded by hundreds of other journalists quizzing their sources is something of a fool’s errand. It does, on the other hand, provide a great opportunity to test the active noise
tech2 News StaffSep 26, 2019 01:27:00 IST Amazon has held its hardware event today in Seattle and as expected the company has announced more additions and upgrades to its Echo smart speaker and smart display lineups along with other new smart home products. Amongst new devices, we see that Amazon has announced a new sound-focused high-end
UPDATE: The Amazon event is now underway with the firm announcing a swathe of updates and new products at its headquarters in Seattle. The first new device to be announced during the keynote is a new Echo Dot which now gets an in-built clock added to its design. This timestamp glows through the mesh that surrounds
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