Um. Ok then.
“This isn’t running Android on an iPhone. This is duct-taping an Android phone to the back of your iPhone. ”
Um. Ok then.
“This isn’t running Android on an iPhone. This is duct-taping an Android phone to the back of your iPhone. ”
Once in a while, I like to watch some of Steve Jobs's best keynotes. This one certainly qualifies, and today seems like a good excuse.
“An iPod, a phone, and an Internet communicator. An iPod, a phone … Are you getting it?”
The first third-party integration of Alexa comes from GE, and it looks pretty cool. If I didn't just get an Echo Dot a week ago, I'd be clamoring for a release date here. It makes a lot of sense for GE to get into this space, especially when you consider their involvement in the household appliance space. It would be a great experience to have your oven, your fridge, and your washer/dryer connected to Alexa.
GE is working to unleash the ultimate living experience through a suite of connected products designed to make your life simpler and help you do more. First on that journey is a contemporary LED table lamp that embeds Amazon Alexa Voice Service (AVS) directly inside, allowing you to use a light to order your dinner, listen to the latest headlines, preheat your oven or give a host of other voice commands.
This is the song that doesn't end... yes it goes on and on, my friend...
The strap is called CMRA (get it? Camera?) and adds a 2MP selfie camera and an 8MP forward-facing camera. I don't know why you'd want to turn your Apple Watch into a Galaxy Gear, but hey. Whatever you're into.
My Apple Watch Series 2 arrived two days ago and I haven't had the nerve to test this feature yet. Luckily, Nathan Smart quite literally took the plunge in my place. It's less interesting than Apple made it sound, but cool to see that it actually works! Meanwhile, I'll be keeping my watch safe and dry for now.
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