Author: Thomas Ricker
Alexa is listening. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge
Amazon’s Alexa quietly gained a few features in February you might not be aware of, including severe weather alerts and the ability to send information about your commute directly to your phone. These, and other features, were announced in Alexa’s Monthly Roundup for February, published yesterday.
Say “Alexa, how’s my commute” or “Alexa, how is the traffic to the airport?” to your Alexa-enabled device and you’ll hear the current traffic report. “Alexa, send that to my phone” will generate a notification on your device, and you can tap it to begin navigation using your phone’s maps app.
“Alexa, tell me when there’s a severe weather alert”
If you say “Alexa, tell me when there’s a severe weather alert,” the digital assistant will notify...
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Amazon’s Alexa quietly gained a few features in February you might not be aware of, including severe weather alerts and the ability to send information about your commute directly to your phone. These, and other features, were announced in Alexa’s Monthly Roundup for February, published yesterday.
Say “Alexa, how’s my commute” or “Alexa, how is the traffic to the airport?” to your Alexa-enabled device and you’ll hear the current traffic report. “Alexa, send that to my phone” will generate a notification on your device, and you can tap it to begin navigation using your phone’s maps app.
“Alexa, tell me when there’s a severe weather alert”
If you say “Alexa, tell me when there’s a severe weather alert,” the digital assistant will notify...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...