The move happened only about a month before Verizon’s announcement this week of a new “Number Share – Home” feature that allows Verizon users to link their mobile numbers to Alexa for $5 a month.

We’ve long been fans of Alexa’s ability to listen for suspicious sounds, like smoke alarms and breaking glass, for free, but Amazon is now warning that the “free” part is going away. In an email to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Among features of the subscription Alexa, expected in October, are recipe suggestions based on your family’s dietary restrictions ...

For years, Alexa has been a staple in millions of U.S. homes. The familiar voice assistant has turned lights on, answered questions, played music, and helped users manage daily routines. But now, ...

Consumers who own an Alexa device and use Verizon as their wireless provider now have the option of paying an additional fee to utilize a convenient feature called Number Share – Home. With this ...

According to a report by Caroline O’Donovan, the new Alexa service is expected to launch in October. Users will still be able to use the existing version of Alexa for free, but the subscription option ...

Amazon’s Alexa Plus is now available in the US. This next-generation AI assistant is claimed to be smarter, more conversational, and more personalized. Prime customers get free unlimited access to the ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Alexa’s latest skill adds the ability for T-Mobile customers to make calls with just their voice. Now, all three ...

Would you pay for a less dimwitted digital assistant? Amazon is about to find out. The Washington Post’s Caroline O’Donovan reported that Amazon is planning to sell a paid subscription for an ...