Alexa owners are familiar with the skills used to do everything from setting a timer to scheduling an entire routine, but Microsoft’s Cortana is capable of similar things. Now the two services are ...
Amazon’s virtual brain Alexa and Microsoft’s Cortana can now turn on Xbox devices, launch games, take screenshots and more under an integration between the game console and digital assistants that ...
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Amazon's virtual assistant, Alexa, took the users by surprise through its shocking emergence in Xbox gaming consoles. Cortana, Microsoft's voice-command assistant, seemed to be absent upon the arrival ...
Though many Xbox One owners had already moved on from Kinect by the time it become obsolete, Microsoft never introduced a genuine alternative to take its place. In fact, the only way to interact with ...
According to the outlet, there is merit to the multiple rumors that have been surfacing over the past few months saying that Alexa support is coming to the Microsoft console. However, Alexa won’t be ...
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Alexa is cozying up to Xbox Game Pass. Today Amazon announced a new Alexa skill feature that it’s introducing for Xbox owners who also subscribe to the Game Pass service. This isn’t the first Alexa ...
“Alexa, turn on my Xbox Series X.” That’s what you’ll sound like the next time you want to boot up the console and play Forza Horizon 4. Or whatever games you’re itching to play on the platform. All ...
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