The American e-commerce company, Amazon, has presented its new exclusive application for Microsoft Xbox video game consoles, with functions adapted to the platform.

As the company announced, the app brings Amazon’s visual assistant functions to televisions and includes audio controls, video functions, email viewing, access to home cameras, as well as calendar and weather forecasting.

It will also have voice commands that can be used to turn the console on and off and switch from one application to another and even see the availability of new games.

With a wide range of functionalities, the device arrives to innovate the technological market and according to the indications by the company it will be available in the coming days for all Xbox One and Xbox Series X consoles | S.

Although Alexa arrives renewed, the application “requires a user to connect the Xbox to an Amazon Echo or other Alexa-enabled device,” as the company indicated.

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Source: tekcrispy

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Samsung has held its first Galaxy Unpacked event of the year this Thursday, in which it has presented a tracker accessory, Galaxy SmartTag, which allows you to locate any object that has been hooked at all times.

Galaxy SmartTag works with Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity and is linked with the Galaxy smartphone through the SmartThings application, which allows you to see on a map where the lost object is.

It can be attached to a key ring, a bag or a suitcase. When you want to locate yourself, the map of the app will show a proximity indicator and when you press a button the SmartTag will emit a sound.

Galaxy SmartTag is priced at $ 29.99. In addition to this accessory there will be a more advanced device, SmartTag +, with ultra-wide band, and a different size.

Source: dpa

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