When it works, controlling your TV with Amazon’s Alexa digital assistant can feel like magic. Using voice commands avoids thumbing through menus and can get to what you want to watch much faster. But ...

Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant can now be used to control or interact with some apps on Android and iOS. That’s according to a recently-reported announcement from the company, detailing new developer ...

You can pair your Fire TV with an Alexa device by using the Alexa app and following the on-screen instructions. You can control various features of your Fire TV using Alexa, including searching for ...

Amazon’s digital brain Alexa Alexa can now control a variety of third-party apps like Hulu and Showtime on the Fire TV and Fire TV Stick devices, the latest in a series of integrations with the ...

Some five months after Android users gained the ability to control Amazon's Alexa voice assistant through a dedicated app, the e-commerce giant is bringing identical functionality to iOS, turning an ...

A universal remote that you’ll constantly be talking to A universal remote that you’ll constantly be talking to Logitech just announced a new remote control that shakes up what consumers have come to ...

Logitech’s latest universal remote, the Harmony Express, is nothing like its previous models. There is no screen, only a handful of buttons, and it’s designed to make your voice the primary way you ...

In the near future, you’ll be able to launch and navigate Android and iOS apps using Alexa voice commands. Today, Amazon released a bunch of new developer tools. The most interesting might be Alexa ...

The Alexa app on iPhone will soon be able to control some of your installed apps using the new Alexa for Apps developer platform. Amazon announced a developer preview of the new Alexa for Apps API on ...

The goal of this particular move seems to be all about ensuring Amazon stays ahead of voice competition by controlling key functions through mobile phones. Amazon and Google are vying for dominance in ...

Way back at the beginning of the year (seemingly 24 or 25 months, at this point), Amazon brought voice control to its Alexa app for Android. The move marked a big step toward the company’s push onto ...