Amazon’s voice assistant and smart hub, known as Alexa, has gained serious traction. Having support for Thread and Matter means it supports a huge ecosystem of other smart device brand; and Amazon’s ...

Amazon’s voice assistant Alexa is typically associated with smart devices, from Amazon’s own Echo smart speaker line to compatible TVs, air conditioners, and more. But we don’t always mention that ...

Amazon's well-known audio assistant tech is found inside everything from its Echo-branded smart speakers and smart displays, to Fire TV devices and tablets, to earbuds—as well as a huge range of third ...

Amazon Echo smart speakers and displays can be useful nerve centers for your home, connecting your smart devices and orchestrating their actions with simple phrases or elaborate routines. But getting ...

Setting up a new smart home device that you plan to control with an Amazon Echo can be a challenge. Normally, you have to enable the device, connect it to your home network, and then get your Echo to ...

Currently, Amazon has an Alexa app available for Windows, allowing you to use Alexa on your laptop. Which can be pretty useful, especially if you are not a big fan of Microsoft’s Cortana assistant.

If you need help, you or anyone in your home can ask Alexa to call an emergency contact, but you'll need to pick one first.

To get started, set up “Hunches” in your Alexa app (iOS, Android). Pull up the app, tap on More in the lower-right corner, tap on Settings, and scroll down a bit. Tap on Hunches when you see ...

Amazon's Alexa can now anticipate and act on the things it knows you probably want to do. Here's how to set up Alexa Hunches.

If you've been looking for a way to power on your PC using just your voice, the search is over. The answer is a marriage between Alexa, Android and IFTTT. Taylor Martin has covered technology online ...