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Amazon has rolled out new calendar features to Alexa, its AI personal assistant. Users in the United States now have access to two new features, one that suggests free time in the user's schedule for ...

"Reach out," the old jingled implored. "Reach out and touch someone." That was the 1980s, and the metaphor of physical touch helped humanize the still-nascent technology of long-distance phone calls.

The first thing you need to do is give Alexa access to your contacts. Head over the the Alexa app on your iPhone or Android phone and tap the Calling & Messaging tab on the bar at the bottom of the ...

Users will need to synchronize their contacts with the Alexa app before asking to call specific people through the service. To place calls, users have to navigate to the Conversations menu in the app, ...

Ever heard a catchy song on your smart speaker and wanted to share it right away? You can act on that impulse if you have an Echo. Amazon is rolling out a music sharing feature that lets you share ...

Back in 2018, an Amazon Echo device recorded a private conversation between a Portland, Oregon couple, and sent the conversation to one of the couple's contacts, according to Washington state news ...

Alexa, Amazon's artificial intelligence technology, is "always getting smarter" with frequent new updates. Many were introduced amid the COVID-19 pandemic during which customers "spent more time than ...

Alexa can do so much more than simply make your life easier. Find out how your favorite virtual assistant can provide help when you need it the most. Just when you think you can’t love Alexa any more ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - We all remember those old commercials, “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up.” These days, almost everyone has a cellphone to call for help. But imagine this: an elderly relative ...