Published 11:11 IST, May 7th 2019
From Now On, Your Voice Hands-Free Is Amazon Alexa’s Command On Microsoft Windows 10 PCs
A new version of Amazon Alexa now takes voice command directly from you, without having to be launched manually, on your Microsoft Windows 10 computers.
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A new version of Amazon Alexa w takes voice command directly from you, without having to be launched manually, on your Microsoft Windows 10 computers. hands-free launch feature for enabling Alexa is w live which means that you could directly say “Hey Alexa”; earlier, you h to first launch personal digital assistant (PDA) before you spoke to it.
update to Alexa should w be live, you could also install Amazon Alexa for your Windows 10 PCs manually from Windows applications repository. w, as per Microsoft Windows app store, you could activate Alexa irrespective of where app is running – background or foreground.
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Windows 10 users could check new update, whilst also verifying if Pandora integration is enabled – meaning you could get PDA to play all your desired music.
Microsoft’s Windows 10 alrey comes integrated with Cortana- earlier, a group of users resorted to using Cortana to launch Alexa; which has w been simplified with latter having received ability to be launched directly and independently.
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At this point in time, you should remember that Alexa integration does make things smarter; but how about integration even within toilets – in a bid to make se smarter. If this gets you interested or invokes humour in you, n do te that such invation (smart toilets) was showcased officially at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show; proto has been designed by Kohler and comes with deep Alexa integration. makers of this smart toilet also claim that one of functionalities offered by smart toilet would be “water efficiency”- w, wouldn’t this be better off being taken care of by toilet users rar than be offered as a feature by a smart toilet driven by Amazon Alexa. For more whacky aspects on Alexa-driven smart toilet, here.
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11:07 IST, May 7th 2019