Amazon’s Echo speaker, and its descendents, Dot and Tap, are growing in popularity as consumers’ preferred “smart” speakers and the voice computing platform for the home. But they’re also encouraging a wave of developer interest, in the form of add-ons dubbed “skills” which allow you to teach Amazon’s personal assistant Alexa new tricks, like calling you an Uber or ordering you a pizza. Today, Amazon announced that its Alexa app store, so to speak – the “skills” section – has grown to over 1,000 skills. That’s a notable milestone, given that ordering the Echo was only available by invite up until last June.
The most recent operating system by Apple is iOS 17, and its launch is going to open up the latest voice control options for users of Apple HomePod speakers.
A few hours comparing HomePod 2 vs HomePod 1 at The Shortcut sees sound quality little changed, but a smarter, faster Siri makes it worth a look
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Apple updates its biggest smart speaker with new guts and an updated touch surface, and you can get one now
Glad the full-size speaker is back. Not really sure why it left, but I really liked my OG HomePod. Can't wait to hear this one!
