Using the Echo devices.
The Amazon Echo is one of a range of smart speakers and other devices that are controlled by voice commands. Amazon's own Alexa is the voice-controlled personal assistant that allows s to perform a variety of tasks. Alexa can check the news and weather, play music, and answer queries. It can also control smart home products, including lights, thermostats, and door locks. The Alexa platform boasts a comprehensive range of skills, which is one reason Echo devices are a popular choice.
iOS device, tap the 'Communicate' button, tap on the person’s icon in the top-right corner, tap 'Add New', and then 'Add Group'. Lastly, tap the 'Enable' button to activate the group calling feature.
Other New Amazon Echo & Alexa Calling Features
In addition to the group calling feature, Amazon has also introduced video conference calling through Zoom and Amazon Chime on Echo Show 8 devices. To in a video meeting with friends and family, simply ask Alexa to the Zoom meeting or Amazon Chime meeting. There is no limit on call times. Echo Show devices can also feature call captioning, with real-time voice-to-text captions for audio, video, and drop in calls. In addition to helping s who are deaf or hard of hearing, call captioning is helpful when s are in noisy environments.
Amazon has also extended the new calling feature to the Fire tablet, which allows children to connect with friends and family. All that is needed for children to make Alexa voice or video calls is an Echo device, Fire tablet, mobile device, and the Amazon Kids app. Using the Alexa app, parents control and manage lists, and children can only call s approved by parents.
Many people are choosing to stay at home this holiday season, so it is good timing that these features are now available. Using an Amazon Echo device to stay in touch with friends and family is critical while loved ones are physically apart. Group calling is a great way to stay in touch while staying safe and healthy in the comfort of home.
Source: Amazon