Skip to main content

T-Mobile customers can now use Alexa to make hands-free calls

Amazon Echo Dot Alexa speaker with light ring turned on stock photo 1
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority
  • T-Mobile has made it possible for its customers to make and receive calls through Alexa.
  • The feature arrives as a new T-Mobile Alexa Skill that links your number to your Alexa account.
  • Hands-free calling on Alexa will be free for T-Mobile customers.

Amazon’s virtual assistant, Alexa, has the ability to make and receive calls. However, this feature wasn’t available to people who subscribe to T-Mobile. But that’s changing as Amazon is now teaming up with the US carrier.

In a blog post, Amazon announced that it’s partnering with T-Mobile to enable hands-free calling. The feature arrives as a new T-Mobile Alexa Skill that customers can use to link their mobile number to Alexa. Once a phone number is linked to an Alexa account, hands-free calling will be possible on all Alexa-enabled devices connected to the account.



from Android Authority https://ift.tt/q15AtJ8
via IFTTT

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Papa's Burgeria To Go! - Flipline Studios

via iTunes Store: Top Paid Apps https://ift.tt/KjiRgsL

A Brief History of culture of Asia

  A brief history of the cultures of Asia Historians divide history into large and small units in order to make characteristics and changes clear to themselves and to students. It’s important to remember that any historical period is a construction and a simplification. In Asia, because of its huge land mass and multiple diverse cultures, there are several overlapping timelines. Also, for the same reason, different regions have different histories, but they all intersect — in myriad ways — at different points in history. Below are some important basics to get you started. Orthographic projection of Asia (image adapted from: Koyos + Ssolbergj, CC BY-SA 4.0) Orthographic projection of Asia (image adapted from: Koyos + Ssolbergj, CC BY-SA 4.0) Geographical divisions Here are the major subdivisions currently used in textbooks or in curatorial departments in art museums. Keep in mind that these categories are complicated by previous divisions, some of which reflect a violent his